Saint Bella Group Repurchases 1.29 Million Shares; Outstanding Share Count Down 0.21%

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Saint Bella Group Limited disclosed that it bought back 1.29 million ordinary shares on 20 October 2026 through on-market transactions on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. The shares were repurchased at prices between HKD 2.105 and HKD 2.35, translating into an average cost of HKD 2.27 per share and an aggregate consideration of approximately HKD 2.93 million.

Following the transaction, the company’s outstanding share count (excluding treasury shares) fell by 0.21%, from 614.67 million to 613.38 million shares. Treasury shares increased to 8.81 million, while the total issued share capital remained unchanged at 622.20 million shares.

The buyback was executed under the repurchase mandate approved on 30 June 2026, which authorises the company to repurchase up to 62.22 million shares. To date, Saint Bella has repurchased 8.81 million shares under this mandate—equivalent to 1.42% of the issued share base on the mandate date—leaving authority for a further 53.41 million shares. In line with Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations, the company is subject to a moratorium on new share issues or sales of treasury shares until 19 November 2026.

The company confirmed that all repurchase activities complied with the Main Board Listing Rules and that no shares repurchased during the period have been cancelled; all are held as treasury shares.

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