Newborn Town Adds 236,000 H-Shares to Buyback, Lifting Total Repurchases to 3.01 Million

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Hong Kong – 15 May 2026 – Newborn Town Inc. disclosed a fresh on-market repurchase of 236,000 H-shares on 15 May 2026, paying between HKD 8.27 and HKD 8.53 per share and spending HKD 1.98 million in aggregate. The purchased shares are earmarked for cancellation and will remain in treasury until the formal process is completed.

The company’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) stood unchanged at 1.413 billion shares as at 15 May 2026, while treasury shares totalled 202,000.

Since the latest round of buy-backs commenced on 28 April 2026, Newborn Town has accumulated 2.81 million shares pending cancellation across 13 trading sessions, at an estimated volume-weighted average price of HKD 9.12 per share. These pending cancellations equate to roughly 0.20 % of the company’s current issued share base.

Under the general mandate approved on 21 May 2025, the board is authorised to repurchase up to 141.10 million shares. Including the latest purchase, 3.01 million shares—representing 0.21 % of the shares outstanding on the mandate date—have been bought back, leaving approximately 138.08 million shares, or 98 % of the authorised limit, available for future repurchases.

In line with Main Board Rule 10.06(3)(a), Newborn Town is subject to a moratorium on any new share issuance or disposal of treasury shares until 14 June 2026.

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