China Resources Gas ( 01193.HK ) An affiliated company intends to acquire 100% equity interest in China Resources Energy Services for a consideration of 91.5192 million yuan (RMB 91.5192 million).

Ruisi Network News: On April 8th, China Resources Gas (01193) announced that on April 8, 2026, the company’s indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary RunChao Charging Technology and China Resources Financial Leasing entered into an equity transfer agreement. According to the equity transfer agreement, RunChao Charging Technology agrees to purchase, and China Resources Financial Leasing agrees to sell, 100% of the equity of China Resources Energy Services, at a consideration of approximately RMB 91.5192 million.

China Resources Energy Services is a limited company registered in China, and as of the date of this announcement, it is a directly wholly-owned subsidiary of China Resources Financial Leasing. China Resources Energy Services mainly engages in the construction, operation, and contract energy management of new energy power plants.

The Group believes that the acquisition will be conducive to fully leveraging the strategic support value of China Resources Energy Services and its role as a professional integrated energy platform company for the Group’s business, as well as exploring the market expansion value of the currently held projects. Furthermore, as stated in the Group’s latest annual report, the Chinese government will continue to promote the development and utilization of less-polluting energy sources, and the Group is committed to providing safe and reliable clean energy supplies. Therefore, the Group believes that the acquisition will enable the Group to enter the distributed photovoltaic power generation industry, which will further accelerate the Group’s expansion and integration in the fields of carbon and energy management services.

Director ( including independent non-executive directors ) believe that the equity transfer agreement and the proposed transactions under it are fair and reasonable, and are entered into on normal commercial terms. Although the acquisition is not part of the Group’s routine business operations, it is in the overall interests of the Group and its shareholders.