Century Entertainment International Holdings has announced that a former substantial shareholder has transferred all her shares in the company, resulting in a change in shareholding structure but no impact on control or daily operations.
According to the company, Ms. Ho Tsz Ying, who held approximately 28.05% of the issued share capital, transferred her entire stake on May 4, 2026. The transfer included 2,518,633 ordinary shares, representing approximately 1.96% of the company’s total issued share capital, which were acquired by Mr. Tang Ho Ka, the company’s Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer.
Ms. Ho is not a director and has no connection with the board, directors or management of the company. Following the transaction, she no longer holds any shares in Century Entertainment. The company described the transaction as a voluntary transfer for personal financial planning and asset allocation purposes. It did not involve any new share issuance, placement, repurchase or asset restructuring by the company.
Century Entertainment stated that the transfer will not have any material adverse impact on the group’s business operations, financial position or development strategies. The company added that there will be no change in control, board structure or daily management as a result of the shareholding change.
The company also reminded investors that trading in its shares on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has been suspended since 9:00 a.m. on June 26 2025 and will remain suspended until further notice. Management said additional announcements will be made in accordance with listing rules to keep shareholders and potential investors informed of further developments.
Trading in Century Entertainment shares has been suspended since June 26 2025 and remains halted pending further announcements
