YSB Inc. Executes 435,600-Share Buyback; Cumulative Repurchase Volume Climbs to 6.66 Million

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YSB Inc. (Cayman-incorporated; HKEX: 09885) disclosed that it repurchased 435,600 ordinary shares on 26 October 2026 via on-market transactions, paying a total of HKD 1.55 million. The trades were executed at prices ranging between HKD 3.50 and HKD 3.62 per share, implying a volume-weighted average cost of HKD 3.56.

Following the transaction, YSB’s issued share capital remains unchanged at 692.49 million shares, as none of the repurchased shares had been cancelled by the reporting date. All 435,600 shares bought back on 26 October, together with prior repurchases, are earmarked for cancellation.

Including this latest tranche, YSB has accumulated 6.66 million shares for cancellation since August 2025 under the current mandate granted on 21 May 2026. The aggregate volume represents 0.97 % of the company’s issued shares on the mandate date, utilising roughly 9.7 % of the 68.81 million shares authorised for repurchase.

Under Hong Kong listing rules, YSB is subject to a 30-day moratorium on issuing new shares or selling any treasury shares, effective until 25 November 2026, following the latest buyback. The board has confirmed that all repurchases complied with applicable regulations and that all necessary funds were duly settled.

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