Far East Holdings International Limited (36) issued an announcement detailing the Stock Exchange’s resumption guidance following a suspension on 3 February 2026. The Stock Exchange emphasized that the company must demonstrate compliance with Rule 13.24 of the Listing Rules and disclose all relevant material information to enable shareholders and investors to evaluate its situation.

According to the announcement, the Stock Exchange has set an 18-month remedial period ending on 2 August 2027. If Far East Holdings International (36) does not address the issues causing the trading suspension, meet all resumption requirements, and comply fully with the Listing Rules before that deadline, the Stock Exchange may proceed with delisting. The Stock Exchange can also impose a shorter remedial period or cancel the listing at its discretion.

The announcement notes several ongoing obligations during the suspension. These include disclosure of any inside information under Part XIVA of the Securities and Futures Ordinance and compliance with all relevant chapters of the Listing Rules concerning notifiable, connected transactions, and financial reporting. The Stock Exchange also requires quarterly updates on business operations, progress of the resumption plan, and any material changes to the plan. The first quarterly update is due on or before 2 May 2026 and must continue every three months until trading resumes or the listing is canceled.

Far East Holdings International (36) must submit sufficient supporting information to the Stock Exchange upon fulfilling the resumption guidance and remedying the issues. Trading in the company’s shares remains suspended until further notice.