HONG KONG, Aug. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On August 7, 2026, TJGC Group Limited (the “Company”) held the an adjourned extraordinary general meeting of the Company, at which a change of the composition of the authorised shares of the Company was approved by the shareholders, whereby the composition of the maximum number of shares the Company is authorised to issue be changed from an unlimited number of Shares with no par value each divided into six classes of shares, comprising (i) Ordinary shares of no par value, (ii) Class A preferred shares of no par value, (iii) Class B preferred shares of no par value, (iv) Class C preferred shares of no par value, (v) Class D preferred shares of no par value, and (vi) Class E preferred shares of no par value to an unlimited number of Shares with no par value each divided into seven classes of shares, comprising (i) Class A ordinary shares of no par value (the “Class A Ordinary Shares”), (ii) Class B ordinary shares of no par value (the “Class B Ordinary Shares”), (iii) Class A preferred shares of no par value, (iv) Class B preferred shares of no par value, (v) Class C preferred shares of no par value, (vi) Class D preferred shares of no par value, and (vii) Class E preferred shares of no par value (the “Change of Authorised Share Composition”).

Subject to and contemporaneously upon the Change of Authorised Share Composition taking effect, (i) 476,667 issued ordinary shares of no par value registered in the name of Wei Jinchan be re-designated as 476,667 issued Class B Ordinary Shares, credited as fully paid, with all rights, restrictions and privileges as set out in the ARM&A (the “ARM&A”); and (ii) the remaining 9,623,356 issued ordinary share of no par value registered in be re-designated as issued Class A Ordinary Shares, credited as fully paid with all rights, restrictions and privileges as set out in the ARM&A (the “Share Redesignations”).

The Change of Authorised Share Composition and Share Redesignations shall be reflected with the Nasdaq Capital Market and in the marketplace at the open of business on August 12, 2026, whereupon the Ordinary Shares will continue trading under the symbol “TJGC”.

About TJGC Group Limited

TJGC Group Limited, through its subsidiary, Ctrl Media Limited provides integrated marketing and advertising services in Hong Kong. The company offers services to mobile game developers, principally developers of mobile gaming applications that gamers download from the developers’ websites and applicable mobile operating systems, such as Apple Store or Android Google Play Store. It also uses digital media, such as online social media platforms, websites, and search engines over the Internet to broadcast the advertising campaigns. In addition, the company undertakes contracts with YouTuber, KOL, and local celebrities to film introductory gaming videos for broadcast in their personal blogs and social media platforms; offers physical media, including podium platforms with transportation terminals and public venues to broadcast advertising campaigns; and assists clients to plan and prepare their exhibition booths in the animation-comic-game and other offline marketing events. The company was formerly known as Ctrl Group Limited and change its name to TJGC Group Limited in November 2025. TJGC Group Limited was incorporated in 2022 and is based in Hung Hom, Hong Kong.

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Email: project@ctrl-media.com

Hong Kong home prices notched their strongest half-year performance in eight years, with a widely watched index breaking above the 160 mark and approaching a near three-year high. The latest reading of the Centa-City Leading Index (CCL), which tracks secondary residential prices, climbed 0.52% week-on-week to 160.77, marking a fifth consecutive weekly gain and a cumulative rise of 2.11% over that period. The level is the highest since early September 2023, or 147 weeks.

Measured over the first six months of the year, the CCL advanced 11.56%, the biggest half-year increase since a 13.2% jump in the first half of 2018. The gain sharply outstripped the 4.7% rise recorded for the whole of 2025, exceeding that full-year performance by 6.86 percentage points. Centaline Property’s research department attributes the turnaround to a decline in HIBOR from May 2025 and two rounds of local bank rate cuts last year, which together helped prices bottom out and reverse course. From the low of 135.16 points when H‑rate mortgages again fell below their cap in May last year, the CCL has now risen 18.95%; compared with the 134.89 level before the March 2025 budget, it is up 19.19%. The index is now 18.34% above its level before the first rate cut in September 2024, and its gap from the historic peak of 191.34 in August 2021 has narrowed to 15.98%.

The latest advance has been broad-based across market segments. The CCL Mass, covering large housing estates, rose 0.43% week-on-week to 162.19, extending its climb for a third week and accumulating a 1.60% gain to the highest level since late August 2023. The sub-index for small and medium-sized units rose 0.50% to 160.78, also up for three straight weeks and 1.62% higher over that stretch, while the large-unit index gained 0.61% to 160.71, its fourth weekly rise in a row and a 3.64% gain over that period. On a half-year basis, all eight major price indices increased, with six of them advancing more than 10%. The overall CCL was up 11.56%, CCL Mass 11.72%, small and medium units 11.56% and large units 11.53%.

By district, Hong Kong Island outperformed the rest of the city by a wide margin, underscoring a pronounced “luxury effect” in the current upcycle. The Island’s mass-housing index climbed 1.41% in the latest week to 164.11, its third straight weekly gain and a 3.78% advance over that period, reaching a 149-week high dating back to mid-August 2023. Over the first half, Island prices surged 17.09%, compared with gains of 11.33% in Kowloon, 8.71% in New Territories East and 9.17% in New Territories West. In the latest week, New Territories West rose 0.39% to 144.9, a high not seen since early October 2023, while New Territories East edged up 0.15% to 172.43, near its early-September 2023 peak. Kowloon slipped 0.1% to 161.13 but remained at its second-highest level since early July 2023.

Despite the sharp rebound in prices, Centaline’s research team expects the pace of appreciation to moderate in the coming months. They cite a pullback in Hong Kong equities, a slower launch pipeline for new developments, more hardline pricing stances among second-hand sellers and a visible drop in transaction volumes, alongside the possibility of US rate hikes, as factors likely to cap further gains. The firm is targeting 165 points for the CCL in the third quarter, implying a further rise of 4.23 points, or about 2.63%, from current levels.