SF Intra-City Buys Back 96,600 H-Shares, Boosts Treasury Stock to 9.95 Million

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Hangzhou SF Intra-City Industrial Co., Ltd. (SF Intra-City) disclosed that it repurchased 96,600 H-shares on 7 October 2026 via on-market transactions on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Key details follow:

• Transaction scope: 96,600 H-shares, equal to 0.0106 % of the company’s 735.75 million issued shares (excluding treasury shares) prior to the buyback.

• Pricing: Purchases were executed between HKD 8.22 and HKD 8.42 per share, with a volume-weighted average of HKD 8.32, resulting in total consideration of HKD 0.80 million.

• Capital structure impact: – Issued shares (excluding treasury) decreased to 735.66 million. – Treasury shares rose to 9.95 million. – Total issued shares (including treasury) remained unchanged at 745.61 million.

• Repurchase mandate utilisation: Since shareholders approved a mandate on 8 June 2026 authorising the repurchase of up to 74.25 million shares, the company has bought back 6.83 million shares, representing 0.75 % of the shares outstanding on the mandate date.

• Moratorium: Under Hong Kong listing rules, SF Intra-City is restricted from issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 6 November 2026—30 days after the latest repurchase.

All repurchases were conducted in accordance with Main Board Rule 10.06 and related regulations, and the company confirmed receipt of funds and compliance with all procedural requirements.

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