Blue Moon Group Repurchases 3.00 Million Shares, Lifts Treasury Stock to 65.16 Million

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Blue Moon Group Holdings Limited disclosed that it bought back 3.00 million ordinary shares on 26 June 2026 via on-market transactions on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Key transaction details • Repurchase volume: 3.00 million shares, equal to 0.0517% of the 5.80 billion issued shares (excluding treasury shares) outstanding before the buy-back.

• Price range: HKD 2.98–3.05 per share; volume-weighted average consideration: HKD 3.04.

• Total cash outlay: HKD 9.13 million.

Impact on share capital • Outstanding (non-treasury) shares decreased from 5.80 billion to 5.80 billion (5,801.93 million to 5,798.93 million).

• Treasury shares rose from 62.16 million to 65.16 million.

• Total issued shares remained unchanged at 5.86 billion, as the repurchased shares are being held in treasury and have not been cancelled.

Repurchase mandate utilisation • The current buy-back is part of a mandate approved on 22 May 2026 authorising repurchases of up to 583.73 million shares.

• Cumulative repurchases under the mandate stand at 65.16 million shares, representing 1.12% of the company’s issued share capital on the mandate date.

• In line with Hong Kong listing rules, Blue Moon is restricted from issuing new shares or selling treasury shares until 26 July 2026.

All transactions were executed in compliance with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Main Board Rules, according to the company’s filing signed by Executive Director and CFO Poon Kwok Leung.

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