Sunac Services Completes Additional Buyback; 17.80 Million Shares Now Pending Cancellation

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Sunac Services Holdings Limited disclosed in a Next Day Disclosure Return submitted on 31 March 2026 that it repurchased 1.00 million ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on the same day. The shares were bought at prices ranging between HK$0.83 and HK$0.84, for a total consideration of HK$0.84 million. All of the shares are earmarked for cancellation.

Including this latest transaction, the company has accumulated 17.80 million shares for cancellation since 30 December 2025. These repurchases were executed at prices spanning HK$0.83 to HK$1.43 per share, involving an aggregate cash outlay of roughly HK$19.90 million and implying a blended average purchase price of about HK$1.12 per share.

Despite the ongoing buy-back programme, Sunac Services’ issued share capital remains unchanged at 3.06 billion shares, as cancellation has not yet taken effect. Post-cancellation, the outstanding share count would fall by approximately 0.58 % to 3.04 billion.

The repurchases form part of a shareholder mandate approved on 22 May 2025 that authorises the company to buy back up to 305.68 million shares. To date, 17.80 million shares—equivalent to 5.82 % of the authorised limit—have been repurchased.

Under Hong Kong listing rules, the company is restricted from issuing new shares for 30 days following the latest buy-back, setting the current moratorium through 30 April 2026.

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