ZHOU HEI YA Adds 422,000-Share Buyback on 23 June; June Repurchases Reach 6.07 Million Shares

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Zhou Hei Ya International Holdings Company Limited disclosed that it repurchased 422,000 ordinary shares on 23 June 2026 through on-market transactions at prices ranging from HKD 1.24 to HKD 1.30 per share, for a total consideration of HKD 0.53 million. The purchase represents 0.02% of the company’s 2.08 billion issued shares.

Including the latest transaction, the company has bought back 6.07 million shares so far in June 2026, all of which are pending cancellation. These shares account for approximately 0.29% of total issued share capital and involved an aggregate outlay of roughly HKD 8.17 million.

Under the general mandate approved on 10 June 2026, Zhou Hei Ya is authorised to repurchase up to 211.29 million shares. Since the mandate became effective, 4.07 million shares (0.19% of issued capital at the mandate date) have been repurchased at an average price of about HKD 1.32 per share, leaving substantial headroom for further buybacks.

The company confirms that all repurchases complied with Hong Kong Listing Rules. A moratorium on new share issues or sales of treasury shares is in place until 23 July 2026. As at 23 June 2026, Zhou Hei Ya’s issued share count remains unchanged at 2.08 billion shares pending formal cancellation of the repurchased stock.

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