Billion Industrial updates share buy-back: 30,000 shares repurchased on 9 June; cumulative total reaches 184,000 under May mandate

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On 9 June 2026, Billion Industrial Holdings Limited disclosed that it repurchased 30,000 ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices ranging from HKD 4.90 to HKD 4.98, for an aggregate consideration of HKD 147,800. All repurchased shares are intended for cancellation, with 3,000 shares already earmarked for this purpose from the latest tranche.

The company’s issued share capital remains unchanged at 2,110,814,000 shares, as the repurchased shares have not yet been cancelled or converted into treasury stock.

Including the latest transaction, Billion Industrial has bought back but not yet cancelled a total of 208,000 shares between 11 May and 9 June 2026 at prices between HKD 4.86 and HKD 5.03.

The repurchases fall under the shareholder mandate approved on 15 May 2026, which authorises the company to buy back up to 211.11 million shares. As of 9 June, 184,000 shares (0.0087 % of issued share capital on the mandate date) have been executed, leaving a remaining capacity of approximately 210.93 million shares.

Company secretary Law Hoi Ching confirmed that all buy-backs were conducted in accordance with Hong Kong Main Board Listing Rules and that there have been no material changes to the previously filed explanatory statement.

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