China Carbon Neutral Development Group Raises HK$48 Million Through New Share Subscription

Reuters
Jan 21
China Carbon Neutral Development Group Raises HK$48 Million Through New Share Subscription

China Carbon Neutral Development Group Ltd. has announced a subscription of new shares under its general mandate, raising gross proceeds of HK$48 million. The company plans to use approximately 85% of the net proceeds, or HK$40.8 million, to enrich general working capital—including salaries, allowances, and operational overheads—while the remaining 15%, or HK$7.2 million, will be allocated for debt repayment. The subscription shares will be issued at a net price of HK$1.50 per share. Completion of the subscription is subject to certain conditions being fulfilled by 23 January 2026. Following the transaction, 96,592,000 shares will remain available for issuance under the general mandate.

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