Shoucheng Executes HKD 0.63 Million Share Buyback, Adds 0.06% to Treasury Stock

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On 4 November 2026, Hong Kong-listed Shoucheng Holdings Limited disclosed a repurchase of 500,000 ordinary shares, increasing its treasury stock to 493.76 million shares.

Key details • Transaction size: 500,000 shares, representing 0.0063% of the company’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) as of 3 November 2026. • Price range: HKD 1.245–1.285 per share; volume-weighted average consideration of approximately HKD 630,900.80. • Post-transaction structure: – Issued shares (excluding treasury shares) decreased to 7.91 billion. – Treasury shares rose to 493.76 million. – Total issued shares remained unchanged at 8.40 billion, as the repurchased shares are being held in treasury.

Mandate utilisation • The buyback forms part of the mandate approved on 20 April 2026, which allows Shoucheng to repurchase up to 819.36 million shares. • Cumulative repurchases under this mandate now total 287.45 million shares, equivalent to 3.51% of the issued share base on the mandate date.

Regulatory window Following the transaction, a 30-day moratorium prohibits Shoucheng from issuing new shares or selling treasury shares until 4 December 2026, in accordance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules.

The company confirmed that the repurchase complied with Main Board Rule 10.06 and there have been no material changes to the related explanatory statement filed on 27 March 2026.

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