Tsun Yip Holdings Announces Conversion of Convertible Bonds Into Shares and Issuance of Interest Shares
Tsun Yip Holdings Ltd. announced the conversion of its outstanding convertible bonds. On 9 December 2025, the company received a conversion notice from the bondholder covering Convertible Bonds A, B, and C, with outstanding principal amounts of HK$257,030,210, HK$64,127,855, and HK$16,240,000, respectively. This conversion will result in the issuance of a total of 17,214,186 new shares-comprising 13,113,786 shares for Convertible Bonds A, 3,271,829 shares for Convertible Bonds B, and 828,571 shares for Convertible Bonds C-as well as 473,832 interest shares. The company stated it will provide reasonable assistance to the bondholder for the disposal of these shares if needed and will make further announcements as appropriate in compliance with relevant listing rules.
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