Dingdang Health repurchases 0.59 million shares for HK$0.63 million; cumulative buy-backs now 42.52 million shares

Bulletin Express04-17 18:45

Dingdang Health Technology Group Ltd. disclosed a Next Day Disclosure Return detailing the latest move under its share-repurchase programme.

Key transaction on 17 April 2026 • Volume: 585,500 ordinary shares • Purchase method: On-market at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange • Price range: HK$1.06 – HK$1.08 per share • Aggregate consideration: HK$0.63 million • All repurchased shares are intended for cancellation.

Capital position • Issued shares (excluding treasury shares) before and after the 17 April transaction: 1.32 billion. • No treasury shares were held at either the opening or closing balance dates.

Cumulative repurchases under current mandate • Period: 25 November 2025 – 17 April 2026 • Total shares bought back but not yet cancelled: 42.52 million, representing 3.22 % of the 1.32 billion shares outstanding when the mandate was approved on 28 May 2025. • Authorised limit: 131.95 million shares, leaving roughly 89.43 million shares (≈6.78 % of issued capital) available for further repurchase within the existing mandate. • The company is restricted from issuing new shares for 30 days following the latest buyback, until 17 May 2026.

Regulatory compliance The board confirmed that all repurchases were executed in accordance with Hong Kong Main Board Listing Rules, with full receipt of funds and satisfaction of relevant legal and regulatory requirements.

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