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Cathay International Holdings Ld
28 May 2020
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Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement that contains inside
information according to REGULATION (EU) No 596/2014 (MAR).
Cathay International Holdings Limited
( "Cathay" or the "Company" or the "Group")
Proposed transfer of listing category on the Official List from
Premium to Standard
and
Notice of General Meeting
Hong Kong, 28 May 2020 - Cathay International Holdings Limited
(LSE: CTI.L), an operator and investor in the healthcare sector in
the People's Republic of China, announces that it will shortly post
a circular to Shareholders setting out the proposed transfer of
Common Shares out of the category of the Premium Listing and into
the category of the Standard listing ( " Circular ") .
The Circular will be available on the investor section of the
Company's website: http://www.cathay-intl.com.hk
1 INTRODUCTION TO THE PROPOSED TRANSFER
On 24 April 2020, the Company announced proposals and issued a
prospectus ("Prospectus") in relation to certain matters, including
a major equity financing to enable Cathay to invest in its
businesses and reduce its borrowings, a further disposal of Starry
Shares and for the transfer of the Common Shares out of the
category of the Premium Listing and into the category of the
Standard listing. A special general meeting was held on 15 May 2020
at which resolutions seeking authority for those proposals were put
to Shareholders.
At the special general meeting on 15 May 2020, all of the
resolutions were approved other than Resolution 1 regarding the
transfer of listing category.
In the Prospectus, the Company had explained that "in the event
that Resolution 1, the Transfer Resolution, is not approved by
Shareholders, the Company will issue a further circular to
Shareholders for a further SGM at which Shareholders would be asked
for a second time to approve a resolution for a transfer of listing
category, failing which the FCA may use its powers to cancel the
admission of the Common Shares to listing. Failure to approve the
Transfer Resolution would present a serious risk that trading in
the Common Shares would be cancelled in which circumstances
Shareholders would no longer be able to trade in the Common Shares
on the London Stock Exchange which would severely limit
liquidity."
Therefore, the Company is issuing the Circular and calling a
further special general meeting at which a resolution for the
transfer of the Company's listing category from premium to standard
will be put to Shareholders.
2 BACKGROUND TO AND REASONS FOR THE PROPOSED TRANSFER
The Proposed Transfer is a result of discussions with the FCA in
relation to the appropriate categorisation of the Company under the
Listing Rules with respect to technical considerations related to,
inter alia, the Group's structure which may be considered to be
incompatible with the Premium Listing. The discussions with the FCA
arose from the Enforcement Case and the Starry Share Disposal in
June 2018.
In May 2019, Cathay announced the outcome of an investigation by
the FCA which had commenced in 2016 (the "Enforcement Case"). The
FCA had issued a Decision Notice to Cathay for breaches of the
Listing Principles and DTRs, as a result of which Cathay received a
fine of GBP411,000. The FCA found, inter alia, that Cathay breached
Listing Principle 1 by failing to take reasonable steps to
establish and maintain adequate procedures, systems and controls to
enable it to comply with its obligations as a listed company and
breached DTR 2.2.1R and Premium Listing Principle 6 by failing to
disclose to the market as soon as possible inside information
relating to its expected financial performance for the year ended
31 December 2015. In addition, in August 2018, the FCA wrote to the
Company to raise a concern that Cathay may not be able to
demonstrate that it continues to carry on an independent business
and that it continues to exercise operational control over its
business.
The concern stems from the Group's structure relating to its
ownership of Lansen, a 52.83 per cent. owned subsidiary which was
listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2010. Although Lansen is
Cathay's subsidiary, it has operated and been managed independently
since its listing in 2010, as required by the Hong Kong Listing
Rules. Cathay has board representation and a high degree of
influence, and there is very significant integration of policies
and procedures between Cathay and Lansen for the management of
operations and strategy, finance functions and corporate governance
functions. As listed entities, Cathay and Lansen seek to cooperate
to ensure that the requirements of the UK and Hong Kong Listing
Rules are met.
In June 2018, Cathay announced that Lansen had disposed of
2,400,000 Starry Shares for gross proceeds of USD 10.2 million, of
which USD 2.8 million was recognised as a net gain by Cathay. This
disposal constituted a Class 1 disposal for Cathay under the
Listing Rules and Cathay should have sent an explanatory circular
to Shareholders and obtained their prior approval in a general
meeting. As such, this disposal represented a breach by Cathay of
its obligations under the Listing Rules.
Cathay had sought prior approval of such Starry Share Disposal
and had submitted a number of drafts of a circular to the FCA.
Cathay's sponsor in connection with that circular resigned before
the circular could be published and during the Enforcement Case.
During Cathay's circular vetting process, Lansen had sought board
approval of further disposal of Starry Shares. Although Cathay's
representatives on the board of Lansen had voted against the
disposal as Cathay had not yet obtained shareholder approval, the
other directors of Lansen had been of the view that the disposal
would be in the interests of Lansen and its shareholders, and
Lansen's board resolution was passed by a majority of votes.
Unfortunately, the Starry Share Disposal in June 2018 occurred
before Cathay obtained its shareholders approval.
Since 2018, Cathay has put in place policies and procedures to
address the issues identified during the course of the Enforcement
Case. Furthermore, the Company believes that the circumstances
leading to the breach relating to the Starry Shares Disposal in
June 2018 was an unusual isolated incident. However, Cathay cannot
overcome the requirement that Lansen is managed independently and
there remains a risk that Lansen could make decisions in the future
which would cause breaches of the Listing Rules by the Company, as
a result of which the Company's shareholders would not benefit from
the protections afforded to shareholders of companies with Premium
Listings. In such circumstances, the Listing Rules require that a
listed company considers applying for a transfer of its listing
category or seeking a cancellation of listing.
Having discussed with the FCA and with its advisers, the Board
has concluded that it should seek a transfer of listing category
from premium to standard. A Standard Listing category would remove
many obligations relating to transactions by premium listed
companies (such as the Starry Shares Disposal in June 2018), but
would retain the disclosure requirements which apply to all listing
categories.
If the Company did not pursue the Proposed Transfer and the
shares were to remain in the Premium Listing category, there is a
risk that the Company could not meet its continuing obligations
under the Listing Rules, as described above, leading to the FCA
using its powers to cancel the admission of the Company's shares to
the Official List. If the FCA were to cancel admission, the Common
Shares would no longer trade on the London Stock Exchange and
Shareholders ability to buy and sell the Common Shares would be
severely impaired.
3 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GROUP AND ANTICIPATED CHANGES FOLLOWING THE TRANSFER
A standard listing category would remove the many of the
obligations relating to transactions by premium listed companies
(such as the disposal of Starry Shares in June 2018), but would
retain the disclosure requirements which apply to all listing
categories.
A summary of the key differences between a standard and premium
listing is set out at the end of this announcement.
Trading arrangements
Pursuant to the Listing Rules, the date of transfer of listing
category must not be less than 20 business days after the passing
of the Resolution. The Board proposes to apply as soon as possible
for the transfer to be effected and so, subject to the passing of
the Resolution and the FCA confirming that the Company meets the
eligibility requirements for such a listing, it is anticipated that
the date of transfer will be 14 July 2020.
The Common Shares will, on completion of the transfer, continue
to be traded on the Main Market, but under the designation "Listed:
Standard".
The trading arrangements for the Company's Common Shares on the
London Stock Exchange will remain unchanged.
The Company's Common Shares are not included in the UK series of
the FTSE indices and the transfer is not expected to result in any
impact on the indexation of the Company's Common Shares.
4 RESOLUTION PROPOSED AT THE SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING
The Circular contains a notice convening a Special General
Meeting to be held at 9.30 a.m. on 15 June 2020 at Suites 1203-4,
12/F, Li Po Chun Chambers, 189 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong at
which the Resolution will be proposed.
The Resolution is proposed as a special resolution to approve
the transfer of listing category on the Official List from premium
to standard. Pursuant to the Listing Rules only the votes attaching
to Common Shares will be counted for the purposes of deciding the
voting on the Resolution.
Under the Listing Rules, the Proposed Transfer requires the
Company to obtain the prior approval of a resolution for such
transfer from:
(i) a majority of not less than 75 per cent. of the votes
attaching to the Common Shares voted on the resolution; and
(ii) a simple majority of the votes attaching to the Common
Shares of independent shareholders (being all Common Shareholders
other than the Controlling Shareholder) voted on the
resolution.
The Company holds irrevocable intentions to vote in favour of
the Resolution from Shareholders representing 91.99 per cent. of
the Common Shares entitled to vote on (i) above and from 72.14 per
cent. of the Common Shares entitled to vote on (ii) above. These
irrevocable intentions include the interests of the Controlling
Shareholder, being 71.99 per cent. of the Common Shares entitled to
vote on (i) above only.
Therefore, the Directors expect that the Resolution will be
approved at the Special General Meeting and that the Proposed
Transfer will proceed.
5 IMPORTANCE OF THE VOTE
The Resolution must be passed by Shareholders at the SGM in
order for the Proposed Transfer to proceed.
In the event that the Resolution is not approved by Shareholders
and the Proposed Transfer does not take place, the Company may be
unable to meet its continuing obligations under the Listing Rules.
In such circumstances there is a risk that the FCA would use its
powers to suspend or cancel the admission of the Company's shares
to the Official List.
If admission to the Official List and trading on the London
Stock Exchange is cancelled, the Common Shares would no longer
trade on the London Stock Exchange and Shareholders' ability to buy
and sell the Common Shares would be severely impaired.
As such, it is very important that Shareholders vote in favour
of the Resolution at the SGM so that, the Proposed Transfer can
proceed.
6 ACTION TO BE TAKEN
A Form of Proxy for use by Shareholders or a Form of Direction
for use by DI Holders, as applicable, in connection with the
Special General Meeting is enclosed with the Circular. Shareholders
and DI Holders are requested to complete, sign and return the Form
of Proxy or Form of Direction as applicable, whether or not they
intend to be present at the meeting and return it to Link Asset
Services, PXS1, 34 Beckenham Road, Beckenham, Kent, BR3 4ZF as soon
as possible and in any event so as to arrive not later than 9.30
a.m. on 11 June 2020 for Forms of Proxy and not later than 9.30
a.m. on 10 June 2020 for Forms of Direction. Completion of Forms of
Proxy and Forms of Direction will not preclude attendance at the
Special General Meeting.
7 RECOMMATION
The board of Cathay is firmly of the belief that the Proposed
Transfer is in the best interests of both the Company and
Shareholders as a whole. Accordingly, the Board recommends
Shareholders to vote in favour of the Resolution.
The Company holds irrevocable intentions to vote in favour of
the Resolution from Shareholders representing 91.99 per cent. of
the Common Shares entitled to vote on (i) above and from 72.14 per
cent. of the Common Shares entitled to vote on (ii) above. These
irrevocable intentions include the interests of the Controlling
Shareholder, being 71.79 per cent. of the Common Shares entitled to
vote on (i) above only (the Controlling Shareholder represents the
interests of Mr Wu, Non-Executive Chairman, and his family).
In addition, the other Directors who in aggregate hold a further
4,000,000 Common Shares representing approximately 0.21 per cent.
of the votes entitled to vote on the Resolution, intend to vote in
favour of the Resolution.
Therefore, the Directors expect that the Resolution will be
approved at the Special General Meeting and that the Proposed
Transfer will proceed.
8 INDICATIVE TIMETABLE
The dates given are based on the Company's current expectations
and may be subject to change. If any of the times or dates below
change, the Company will give notice of the change by issuing an
announcement through a Regulatory Information Service. Details of
the revised times and/or dates will also be available on
www.cathay-intl.com.hk.
All times shown in this timetable are London times unless
otherwise stated.
Event Time and/or date
Posting of the Circular and notice of Special 29 May 2020
General Meeting, together with Forms of Proxy
and Forms of Direction
Latest time for receipt of Forms of Direction 9.30 a.m. 10 June
for the Special General Meeting 2020
Latest time for receipt of Forms of Proxy for 9.30 a.m. 11 June
the Special General Meeting 2020
Special General Meeting 15 June 2020
Expected announcement of the date of the Proposed 15 June 2020
Transfer
Expected date upon which the Proposed Transfer 14 July 2020
will become effective
The Circular containing full details of the Resolution is
expected to be made available on the Company's website
www.cathay-intl.com.hk later today.
The Circular will be submitted to the National Storage Mechanism
and will be available for inspection at
https://data.fca.org.uk/#/nsm/nationalstoragemechanism following publication.
For further enquiries, please contact:
Cathay International Holdings Limited
Eric Siu (Finance Director) Tel: +852 2828 9289
Patrick Sung (Director and Controller)
SPARK Advisory Partners Limited (sponsor)
Andrew Emmott Tel: +44 (0) 20 3368 3555
James Keeshan
SUMMARY OF THE KEY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STANDARD AND PREMIUM
LISTING CATEGORIES
The following paragraphs set out a summary of the key
differences in the regulations applying to the Standard Listing and
the Premium Listing, taking into account of their application to
the Company.
1. Companies with a Premium Listing are required to retain a
sponsor for certain transactions and to consult a sponsor if
proposing to enter into certain transactions in which the
appointment of a sponsor might be required, in order to obtain
guidance as to the application of the UK Listing Rules to such
transaction. Companies with a Standard Listing are only required to
appoint a sponsor if they wish to transfer their listing to the
Premium Listing.
2. Companies with a Standard Listing are required to comply with
the two Listing Principles contained in LR 7.2.1, which require
companies to (i) establish and maintain adequate procedures,
systems and controls to enable them to comply with their
obligations; and (ii) deal with the FCA in an open and co-operative
manner. However, they are not required to comply with the
additional six Premium Listing Principles contained in LR 7.2.1A,
which only apply to companies with a Premium Listing.
3. Companies with a Standard Listing are not required to comply
with the provisions of Chapter 10 of the Listing Rules in relation
to significant transactions. Chapter 10 sets out requirements for
shareholders to be provided with certain details in respect of
significant transactions which exceed certain class test ratios and
to approve certain larger significant transactions which exceed
certain class test ratios, commonly referred to as Class 2
Transactions and Class 1 Transactions respectively.
4. Following the transfer to the Standard Listing, the Company
would be able to undertake such significant transactions, including
Class 1 Transactions without seeking shareholder approval (unless
required for some other reason). Companies with a Standard Listing
are not required to comply with the provisions of Chapter 11 of the
Listing Rules for related party transactions. Chapter 11 sets out
requirements for certain transactions with related parties (such as
substantial shareholders, directors and their associates) to be
reviewed by a sponsor, who must confirm that the terms are fair and
reasonable as far as shareholders are concerned, with larger
related party transactions also being conditional upon receipt of
shareholder approval (any relevant related party and its affiliates
must refrain from voting on the relevant resolution). Following the
transfer to a Standard Listing, the Company would be able to
undertake related party transactions without confirmation from an
independent financial adviser that the terms are fair and
reasonable or obtaining shareholder approval (unless required for
some other reason). The Group will continue to consider the terms
of transactions with regards to the interests of the Company and
shareholders as a whole and when appropriate. The Group will
continue to apply good corporate governance principles in this
respect. The Board believes that these principles and the
decision-making culture within the Group will continue to ensure
that transactions with related parties continue to be fair and
reasonable from the perspective of the Company's shareholders.
5. Companies with a Standard listing are not required to comply
with Chapter 12 of the Listing Rules, which applies to companies
dealing in their own securities; however, any dealings in the
Company's securities will continue to be subject to other general
restrictions including the Market Abuse Regulation.
6. The Corporate Governance Code does not apply directly to companies with a Standard Listing.
7. A company with a Standard Listing is not required to comply
with the more extensive requirements relating to the content of
circulars issued to shareholders of companies with a Premium
Listing as detailed in Chapter 13 of the Listing Rules.
8. There are a number of miscellaneous continuing obligations
imposed by Chapter 9 of the Listing Rules for companies with a
Premium Listing which do not apply to companies with a Standard
Listing:
a. LR 9.5 contains a set of obligations on companies with a
Premium Listing related to particular equity transactions. In
particular, it sets out the requirements relating to rights issues,
placings and other offers of securities; for example, the
restriction whereby listed companies making an open offer, placing
or issuing shares out of treasury may not apply a discount of more
than 10 per cent. to the middle market price of those shares at the
time of announcement of the securities offering (unless shareholder
approval has been obtained);
b. companies with a Premium Listing, which are proposing to
issue equity securities for cash or proposing to sell from treasury
equity shares for cash, must first offer those equity securities to
existing shareholders, unless shareholders have authorised the
disapplication of such pre-emption rights in accordance with LR
9.3.11R. However, the Company remains subject to similar
pre-emption rights requirements under the Bye-Laws;
c. companies with a Premium Listing are required to carry on an
independent business as their main activity by virtue of LR
9.2.2A;
d. companies with a Premium Listing which have a "controlling
shareholder" (i.e. a person who exercises or controls on their own
or together with persons with whom they are acting in concert, 30
per cent. or more of the votes able to be cast on all or
substantially all matters at general meetings of the listed
company) are subject to various provisions (in LR 9.2.2A - 9.2.2H)
designed to ensure that the company can operate independently of
the controlling shareholder. These provisions extend and complement
the regime applicable to "substantial shareholders" which form part
of the rules applicable to related party transactions under Chapter
11 of the Listing Rules;
e. companies with a Premium Listing are required to exercise
operational control over the business it carries on as its main
activity at all times by virtue of LR 9.2.2L; and
f. companies with a Premium Listing are subject to restrictions
set out in LR 9.4.4 on the grant of discounted options to employees
and directors except where the grant is pursuant to certain types
of employee share scheme or is approved by shareholders.
9. Companies with a Standard Listing are not required to obtain
the approval of shareholders for the cancellation of the listing.
Companies with a Premium Listing are required to obtain the
approval of shareholders; the same 75 per cent. approval threshold
applies as for the Transfer Resolution.
10. Companies with a Standard Listing are not eligible for
inclusion in the UK series of FTSE indices.
PART III
DEFINITIONS
The following definitions apply throughout this announcement
unless the context requires otherwise:
"A Shares" the A shares in the share capital of the Company
"Bermuda Companies Act" the Companies Act 1981 of Bermuda (as amended)
"Board" or "Directors" the directors of the Company whose names
are set out at page 5 of the Circular
"Bye-Laws" the Bye-Laws of the Company as adopted and amended
from time to time
"Cathay Enterprises" Cathay International Enterprises Limited, a
company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands which is a
direct shareholder of Circle Finance and Mega Worldwide. Mr. Wu
Zhen Tao and members of his family hold the ultimate beneficial
interest in Cathay Enterprises
"Cathay" or "Company" Cathay International Holdings Limited an
exempted company incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability
under the Bermuda Companies Act
"China" or "PRC" the People's Republic of China
"CIEW43" Cathay International EW No. 43 Limited, the immediate
parent company of Cathay Enterprises
"Circle Finance" Circle Finance Limited, a company incorporated
in the British Virgin Islands which is a direct shareholder of the
Company and which is itself directly owned by Cathay Enterprises.
Mr. Wu Zhen Tao and members of his family hold the ultimate
beneficial interest in Circle Finance
"Common Shares" the common shares in the share capital of the
Company
"Controlling Shareholder" the controlling shareholder for the
purposes of the Listing Rules, being CIEW 43, the entity through
which Mr Wu, the Non-executive Chairman, and his family hold their
interests in the Company
"CREST" the United Kingdom paperless share settlement system and
system for the holding of shares in uncertificated form in respect
of which Euroclear is the operator
"CREST Courier and Sorting Service" the CREST courier and
sorting service established by Euroclear to facilitate, among other
things, the deposit and withdrawal of securities
"CREST Manual" the rules governing the operation of CREST,
consisting of the CREST Reference Manual, CREST International
Manual, CREST Central Counterparty Service Manual, CREST Rules,
Registrars Service Standards, Settlement Discipline Rules, CCSS
Operations Manual, Daily Timetable, CREST Application Procedure and
CREST Glossary of Terms (all as defined in the CREST Glossary of
Terms promulgated by Euroclear on 15 July 1996, as amended)
"CREST Regulations" the Uncertificated Securities Regulations
2001 (SI 2001 No.3755) as amended from time to time
"Depository" Link Market Services Trustees Limited
"Depository Interests" or "DIs" the dematerialised depository
interests in respect of Common Shares issued by the Depository
"DI Holders" holders of Depository Interests
"DTR" the Disclosure and Transparency Rules forming part of the
FCA Handbook
"Enforcement Case" the investigation and enforcement case
brought by FCA against the Company, as described in paragraph 2 of
Part I of the Circular
"Euroclear" Euroclear UK and Ireland Limited, the operator of
CREST
"Existing Shares" the Common Shares and A Shares in issue at the
Latest Practicable Date
"FCA" the UK Financial Conduct Authority
"FCA Handbook" the FCA's Handbook of Rules and Guidance, as
amended from time to time
"Form of Direction" the form of direction accompanying the
Circular for use by DI Holders in relation to the Special General
Meeting
"Form of Proxy" the form of proxy accompanying the Circular for
use by Shareholders in respect of the Special General Meeting
"FSMA" the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, as
amended
"GBP", "GBP" and "Sterling" the lawful currency of the United Kingdom
"Group" Cathay and its subsidiary undertakings
"Hong Kong Listing Rules" the rules governing the listing of
securities on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited as in force
from time to time
"Lansen" Lansen Pharmaceutical Holdings Limited, an exempted
company incorporated in the Cayman Islands with limited liability
whose shares are listed and traded on the Main Board of the Hong
Kong Stock Exchange which is a 50.68 per cent. owned subsidiary of
Cathay
"Latest Practicable Date" 27 May 2020, being the latest
practicable date prior to publication of the Circular
"Listing Principles" the Listing Principles set out in Listing
Rule 7.2.1
"Listing Rules" the listing rules made by the FCA under section
73A of FSMA as amended from time to time
"London Stock Exchange" London Stock Exchange Plc
"Main Market" Main Market of the London Stock Exchange
"Mega Worldwide" Mega Worldwide Services Limited, a company
incorporated in the British Virgin Islands which is a direct
shareholder of the Company and which is itself directly owned by
Cathay Enterprises. Mr. Wu Zhen Tao and members of his family hold
the ultimate beneficial interest in Mega Worldwide.
"Notice of SGM" the notice convening the Special General Meeting
as set out at the end of the Circular
"Official List" the official list of the FCA
"Premium Listing" the "Premium listing (commercial company)"
segment of the Official List
"Premium Listing Principles" the Premium Listing Principles set
out in Listing Rule 7.2.1A
"Proposed Transfer" the proposed transfer of the Ordinary Shares
out of the category of a "premium listing (commercial company)" on
the Official List and into the category of a "standard listing
(shares)" on the Official List
"Prospectus" the prospectus referred to in paragraph 1 of Part I
of the Circular
"Registrars" Link Market Services Limited
"Resolution" the resolution to be proposed at the Special
General Meeting as set out in the Notice of SGM
"RMB" Renminbi, the lawful currency of China
"Shareholder" a holder of Existing Shares but including, where
the context permits, DI Holders
"Special General Meeting" or "SGM" the special general meeting
of the Company to be held on 15 June 2020, notice of which is set
out at the end of the Circular
"Standard Listing" The "Standard listing (shares)" segment of
the Official List
"Starry" Zhejiang Starry Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., a company
incorporated in China, the shares of which are listed on the
Shanghai Stock Exchange
"Starry Share(s)" each share of RMB 1.00 each in the capital of
Starry (which are held by Lansen)
"Starry Share Disposal(s)" disposals of Starry Shares by Lansen
"USD" or "$" US dollars, the lawful currency of the United
States
References to page numbers, paragraphs and Parts are references
to such page numbers, paragraphs and Parts of the Circular, unless
the context requires or indicates otherwise.
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