Boyaa Interactive Repurchases 0.73 Million Shares, Lifts Treasury Holding to 9.31 Million

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Boyaa Interactive International Limited disclosed that it bought back 727,000 ordinary shares on 24 June 2026 via on-market transactions on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong.

• Transaction details – Repurchase volume: 727,000 shares (0.0954 % of issued shares before the buyback) – Price range: HKD 2.03–2.15 per share – Volume-weighted average repurchase price: HKD 2.0608 – Aggregate consideration: HKD 1.50 million

• Capital structure impact (as of 24 June 2026) – Issued shares (excluding treasury shares): reduced to 761.67 million from 762.39 million – Treasury shares: increased to 9.31 million from 8.58 million – Total issued shares (including treasury): unchanged at 770.98 million

• Repurchase authority and restrictions – The buyback was executed under a shareholder mandate granted on 18 June 2026, which authorises repurchases of up to 76.24 million shares. To date, 0.73 million shares (0.0954 % of the authorised limit) have been repurchased under this mandate. – In accordance with Hong Kong listing rules, Boyaa is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or selling treasury shares until 24 July 2026.

Chairman and Executive Director Mr Dai Zhikang confirmed that the transaction complied with all relevant Hong Kong Stock Exchange requirements and that no material changes have occurred in the company’s previously filed explanatory statement.

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