Sanxun Holdings (6611) Receives Additional Resumption Guidance from HKEX

Bulletin Express
Nov 03, 2025

Sanxun Holdings Group Limited (6611) announced that on 23 October 2025, it received an additional resumption guidance letter from The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. This guidance supplements an earlier set of instructions dated 19 June 2025 and focuses on the company’s compliance with Listing Rules 3.05, 3.28, and 8.16.

The company indicated that the resignation of its former company secretary and an authorised representative left it short of the required personnel, and it currently lacks a qualified Hong Kong share registrar. These issues directly affect the registration and transfer of shares, as well as overall corporate governance and communication with the exchange.

To address these matters, Sanxun Holdings Group Limited is actively searching for a suitable company secretary who will also serve as an authorised representative to meet the relevant Listing Rules. The company is similarly engaged with multiple Hong Kong share registrars to ensure the prompt appointment of a compliant registrar.

According to the 3 November 2025 announcement, Sanxun Holdings Group Limited remains committed to fulfilling both the original and the new resumption requirements. The board will issue updates on any significant developments regarding the resumption of trading in the company’s shares. Shareholders and potential investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s securities.

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