Playmates Toys Executes HK$9.72 Million Share Buy-back; Issued Shares Remain at 1.17 Billion

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Playmates Toys Limited reported on 29 May 2026 that it has repurchased 20.10 million ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange between 22 April and 29 May 2026. The purchases, all intended for cancellation, were executed at prices ranging from HK$0.4740 to HK$0.4897 per share, for an aggregate consideration of approximately HK$9.72 million. The volume-weighted average price was about HK$0.484 per share.

Key data

• Share count unchanged: Despite the repurchases, the company’s issued share capital stood at 1.17 billion shares as at 29 May 2026 because the bought-back shares had not yet been cancelled.

• Scale of repurchase: The 20.10 million shares correspond to roughly 1.72 % of the company’s outstanding share capital.

• Latest trade: On 29 May 2026, the company bought back 204,000 shares on-market at HK$0.485 each, spending HK$0.10 million.

• New mandate utilisation: Since the shareholder mandate granted on 22 May 2026, Playmates Toys has repurchased 7.69 million shares (0.66 % of issued shares at mandate date).

• Capital management: A 30-day moratorium on new share issues or treasury-share sales runs until 28 June 2026, in line with Hong Kong listing rules.

All transactions were conducted on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and complied with applicable Main Board requirements.

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