Sun Hung Kai & Co. Cuts Share Capital After Cancelling 432,000 Repurchased Shares; Outstanding Shares Fall to 1.96 Billion

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Sun Hung Kai & Co. Limited disclosed a reduction in its issued share capital following the cancellation of 432,000 shares repurchased on 7 October 2026. The cancellation trimmed the company’s outstanding ordinary shares to 1.96 billion, down from 1.96 billion previously, representing a 0.0221% decrease.

In addition, a further 235,000 shares (repurchased on 5 October, 6 October and 7 October 2026 at volume-weighted average prices of HK$3.91934, HK$3.94947 and HK$3.96 respectively) remained pending cancellation at the reporting date.

On 7 October 2026, the company bought back 4,000 shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at HK$3.96 each, for a total consideration of HK$0.02 million. All 4,000 shares are intended for cancellation.

Under the repurchase mandate approved on 27 May 2026, Sun Hung Kai & Co. is authorised to buy back up to 196.50 million shares. Cumulative repurchases to date total 8.07 million shares, equivalent to 0.41% of the company’s issued share capital on the mandate date. Following the latest transaction, the issuer is restricted from issuing new shares or transferring treasury shares until 6 November 2026, in line with Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules.

The board confirmed that all repurchases and cancellations were conducted in accordance with the Listing Rules and relevant regulatory requirements.

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