Symphony Holdings Limited (SYMPHONY HOLD, 01223) informed shareholders that all-new Second Amended and Restated Bye-laws were approved by special resolution at the annual general meeting on 12 June 2026 and take immediate effect.

Key governance enhancements:

1. Broader Capital Management Tools • Share capital remains divided into shares of HK$0.10 each. • The Board is expressly empowered to repurchase shares for cancellation or to hold them as treasury shares, subject to Listing Rules and regulatory requirements. • Financial assistance for third-party share purchases is now permitted within regulatory limits.

2. Flexible Meeting Formats • Annual, special, hybrid and fully virtual general meetings are formally recognised. • “Electronic facilities” may be used for attendance, voting, Q&A, adjournments and postponements, with detailed rules on quorum, technical disruptions and security protocols.

3. Electronic Communication & Uncertificated Securities • Members can receive notices, corporate communications and dividend instructions via electronic means or company website postings. • The bye-laws align with Hong Kong’s uncertificated securities market (USM) regime, allowing shares to be held, transferred and registered through electronic systems such as CCASS and the forthcoming UNSRT System.

4. Streamlined Shareholder Procedures • Transfers can be executed electronically; physical share certificates become optional unless required by law or request. • Enhanced provisions cover lost certificates, untraceable members, and electronic proxy appointments.

5. Dividend and Corporate Action Payments • The company may distribute dividends, scrip dividends and other “corporate action proceeds” electronically, including real-time gross settlement channels. • A new framework allows electronic election for cash or scrip options and accommodates fractional entitlements.

6. Board & Governance Provisions • Minimum two directors; no maximum cap. • One-third of directors must retire by rotation at each AGM, ensuring every director faces re-election at least once every three years. • Directors, officers and auditors receive indemnity against liabilities except in cases of fraud or dishonesty.

7. Modernised Administrative Rules • Enhanced authority for the Board to delegate powers, create reserves, and capitalise profits. • Updated procedures for notice periods, record dates and quorum thresholds. • Flexibility to amend bye-laws or change company name via special resolution.

The updated bye-laws position Symphony Holdings to operate more efficiently under evolving regulatory, technological and capital-market conditions, while granting shareholders formal rights to engage digitally and benefit from expanded capital-management options.