InnoScience Proposes No 2025 Dividend, Seeks RMB1.01 Billion Subsidiary Guarantees and Fresh Share Mandates

Bulletin Express
Apr 30

InnoScience (Suzhou) Technology Holding Co., Ltd. has released the agenda for its Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for 22 May 2026, outlining key operational, capital-management and governance resolutions.

Financial Highlights • 2025 performance remained loss-making; as a result, the Board recommends no profit distribution for the year. • Full 2025 financial statements and ESG disclosures have been published on HKEX and the company’s website for shareholder review.

Capital & Liquidity Measures • Subsidiary Guarantees: The company seeks shareholder approval to provide guarantees of up to RMB1.01 billion to support subsidiary production, operations and expansion. The aggregate limit can be used on a revolving basis through the conclusion of the 2026 AGM. • Issue Mandate: Directors request authority to issue up to 183.02 million new shares—equivalent to 20% of the existing issued share capital (excluding any treasury shares). • Repurchase Mandate: The Board also seeks capacity to buy back up to 52.55 million H shares, representing 10% of the current H-share float.

Audit & Fees • KPMG is nominated for re-appointment as external auditor for 2026. The audit fee is capped at RMB3.50 million, subject to final work scope.

Director Compensation • 2025 Actual Payments (selected executives): – Chairperson Dr. Weiwei Luo: RMB3.99 million (total) – CEO Dr. Wu Jingang: RMB5.46 million – CFO Mr. Zhong Shan: RMB2.39 million • 2026 Proposed Packages: – Dr. Luo: RMB4.61 million (salary + bonus) – Dr. Wu: RMB7.00 million – Mr. Zhong: RMB2.43 million – Non-executive directors will receive no base remuneration; independent non-executive directors to receive a monthly allowance of RMB40,000 before tax.

Shareholder Logistics • H-share register closes 19–22 May 2026; shareholders must lodge transfers by 18 May 2026 to vote. • Proxy forms must be submitted to Tricor Investor Services by 4:00 p.m. on 21 May 2026.

If approved, the mandates will grant the Board flexibility to raise capital, manage liquidity and support subsidiary growth while maintaining prudent oversight of audit and remuneration frameworks.

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