XD Inc. issues 1,000 option shares and buys back 125,000 shares; total outstanding repurchases rise to 4.22 million

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XD Inc. (HKEX: 02400) filed a Next Day Disclosure Return on 15 April 2026 detailing a marginal share issuance and continued share repurchases.

The company issued 1,000 ordinary shares at HK$20.29 each following the exercise of employee share options granted under the June 2021 plan. The move lifted the outstanding share count by 0.0002% to 492.43 million shares.

On the same day, XD Inc. repurchased 125,000 shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices ranging from HK$63.15 to HK$64.70, spending HK$7.99 million. These shares are earmarked for cancellation and remain in the issued share total until settlement.

Since initiating the latest repurchase tranche on 25 March 2026, the company has bought back 1.53 million shares that are still awaiting cancellation, equivalent to approximately 0.31% of the current issued share capital.

Under the shareholder mandate approved on 29 May 2025, XD Inc. is authorised to repurchase up to 49.17 million shares. Including the latest transaction, cumulative buybacks under this mandate total 4.22 million shares, representing 0.86% of the share base on the mandate date, leaving roughly 44.95 million shares still available for repurchase.

Pursuant to HKEX rules, XD Inc. is restricted from issuing new shares until 15 May 2026, marking a 30-day moratorium following the latest on-market repurchase.

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