CEO and Chairman Resign from Parent Company, Interim CEO Appointed

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Aureus Greenway Holdings Inc. announced the resignation of its CEO and Chairman from the parent company, who will transition to roles in subsidiaries, alongside the appointment of an interim CEO and a new independent director, accompanied by significant share-based compensation.

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• CEO and Chairman Resign

  ChiPing Cheung resigned as CEO, President, and Director, and Stephen Ching Ping Cheung resigned as Chairman and Director, both effective January 29, 2026. They will transition to leadership roles within the company's wholly-owned subsidiaries, Chrome Field I, Inc., and Chrome Field II, Inc.

• Interim CEO Appointed

  Matthew J. Saker was appointed interim Chief Executive Officer, effective January 29, 2026. He will continue to serve as a director.

• New Independent Director Appointed

  Christopher Schraft was appointed as an independent director, chair of the compensation committee, and a member of the nominating and corporate governance and audit committees, effective January 29, 2026.

• Significant Share-Based Compensation

  The interim CEO and new directors were granted a total of 300,000 shares of immediately vested restricted stock, valued at approximately $1.05 million, which represents a notable dilutive event.

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This filing details significant leadership changes at Aureus Greenway Holdings Inc., with the CEO and Chairman resigning from their roles at the parent company. While they transition to leadership positions within wholly-owned subsidiaries, this still represents a notable shift in the top executive structure. The appointment of an interim CEO and a new independent director aims to provide continuity and strengthen governance. However, the substantial share-based compensation for the new interim CEO and directors, totaling approximately $1.05 million, introduces significant dilution.