Victory Giant Technology shifts to unified China Accounting Standards, replaces overseas auditor and updates corporate charter

Bulletin Express
Jun 12

Victory Giant Technology (VGT) announced that its board of directors, at a meeting on 12 June 2026, approved three strategic governance changes:

1. Unified financial reporting • From financial year 2026 onward, VGT will prepare and disclose all statutory accounts solely under China Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises (CAS). • The board cited the “substantial convergence” between CAS and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the completion of the company’s Hong Kong H-share listing on 21 April 2026. • Management expects the switch to streamline reporting, improve disclosure efficiency and lower audit and compliance costs, with no material impact on earnings or balance-sheet metrics.

2. Auditor transition • The separate mandate of BDO Limited (Hong Kong) ends after completion of H-share listing work. • The board proposes re-appointing BDO China Shu Lun Pan Certified Public Accountants LLP as the sole auditor for both A- and H-share financial statements for 2026. • The appointment will be tabled for shareholder approval at the company’s second extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of 2026.

3. Amendments to Articles of Association and appendices • Registered capital is updated to RMB 982.78 million, reflecting the issue of 95.85 million H shares and bringing total share count to 982.78 million (A shares: 872.56 million or 88.78%; H shares: 110.23 million or 11.22%). • Governance refinements align board and shareholder meeting procedures with Hong Kong Listing Rules, including: – Increasing board meeting frequency to at least one per quarter; – Extending regular board-meeting notice to 14 days; – Clarifying matters that cannot be approved by written resolution; – Adjusting shareholder voting-solicitation rules and cumulative-voting triggers. • The board is authorised to handle related regulatory filings upon EGM approval.

The audit committee unanimously endorsed the accounting-standard unification and auditor consolidation, affirming that the measures support transparency while reducing costs for shareholders.

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