Towngas Smart Energy Proposes New Articles to Enable Paperless Communications and Treasury Shares

Reuters
Mar 18
Towngas Smart Energy Proposes New Articles to Enable Paperless Communications and Treasury Shares

Towngas Smart Energy plans to replace its existing memorandum and articles of association with a new set, subject to shareholder approval by special resolution. The proposed changes include updates to reflect Hong Kong listing rule amendments on a paperless listing regime, including electronic communications from shareholders and electronic payment of corporate action proceeds. The amendments also propose to expressly allow the company to hold and use treasury shares, subject to Cayman Islands law and listing rules. The proposal will be put to shareholders at the company’s annual general meeting on May 27, 2026.

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