LIANLIAN buys back 142,000 H shares for HK$0.84 million, reducing free float by 0.03%

Bulletin Express04-28 22:26

LIANLIAN DigiTech Co., Ltd. (H-share) reported a share buyback executed on 28 April 2026, according to its Next Day Disclosure Return filed with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 28 April 2026.

Prior to the transaction, the company had 439.32 million issued shares (excluding treasury shares) and 26.43 million treasury shares, bringing total issued shares to 465.75 million.

On-market repurchase details: • Quantity: 142,000 H shares • Percentage of outstanding shares: 0.0323% • Price range: HK$5.87–HK$5.97 per share • Volume-weighted average price: HK$5.924 per share • Aggregate consideration: HK$0.84 million

Post-transaction, issued shares outstanding declined to 439.18 million, while treasury shares rose to 26.58 million. Total issued share capital remained unchanged at 465.75 million.

The buyback was conducted under a mandate granted on 6 June 2025 that allows repurchase of up to 41.79 million shares. Cumulative repurchases under this mandate now stand at 25.80 million shares, equivalent to 6.17% of the issued share base at the time the mandate was approved. A 30-day moratorium on any new share issuance or treasury share sale extends through 28 May 2026.

The board confirmed that the repurchase complied with all applicable Hong Kong Listing Rules and regulatory requirements.

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