Zhou Hei Ya Adds 0.63 Million Shares to Ongoing Buy-back; Pending Cancellations Now 25.17 Million Shares, Equal to 1.19% of Issued Capital

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Zhou Hei Ya International Holdings Company Limited disclosed that it repurchased 633,500 ordinary shares on 14 May 2026 via on-market transactions at prices between HKD 1.55 and HKD 1.59 per share, spending HKD 0.99 million.

Since the current repurchase programme—authorised by shareholders on 16 May 2025—commenced on 27 March 2026, the company has bought back 25.17 million shares that are “pending cancellation”. These shares represent approximately 1.19 % of Zhou Hei Ya’s 2.11 billion issued shares outstanding as at 13 May 2026. The weighted-average purchase cost of these shares is around HKD 1.51 per share, implying a total cash outlay of about HKD 38.03 million.

Cumulatively, Zhou Hei Ya has repurchased 58.06 million shares under the current mandate, equal to 2.69 % of the share base at the mandate date, and remains authorised to buy back up to 215.97 million shares. No repurchased shares are being held as treasury stock; all are intended for cancellation, which will reduce the company’s share capital once processed.

Following the 14 May transaction, Zhou Hei Ya’s issued share count remains at 2.11 billion, pending the formal cancellation of the repurchased shares. New share issues or treasury share disposals are restricted until 13 June 2026 under Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules governing post-repurchase moratorium periods.

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