Blue Moon Group repurchases 3.00 million shares for HKD 9.23 million; treasury stock rises to 48.19 million

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Blue Moon Group Holdings Limited disclosed that on 12 June 2026 it bought back 3.00 million ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, spending an aggregate HKD 9.23 million at prices ranging from HKD 3.05 to HKD 3.09 per share. The volume-weighted average repurchase price was HKD 3.0772.

Prior to the repurchase, the company had 5.82 billion issued shares (excluding treasury shares) and held 45.19 million shares in treasury. Following the transaction, the outstanding share count fell by 3.00 million, a 0.05% reduction, to 5.82 billion shares, while treasury shares increased to 48.19 million. Total issued share capital remains unchanged at 5.86 billion shares.

The buyback forms part of the mandate approved on 22 May 2026, under which the company is authorised to repurchase up to 583.73 million shares. Cumulative purchases under this mandate now stand at 48.19 million shares, representing 0.83% of the issued shares outstanding on the mandate date.

Per Hong Kong listing rules, Blue Moon is restricted from issuing or selling any new shares or transferring treasury shares until 12 July 2026, 30 days after the latest repurchase. The company confirmed that all regulatory requirements and board authorisations relating to the transaction have been met.

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