ES SERVICES adds 200,000-share buyback on 24 April; cumulative repurchases under 2025 mandate reach 8.95 million shares

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Ever Sunshine Services Group Limited (ES SERVICES) disclosed that it repurchased 200,000 ordinary shares on 24 April 2026 via on-market transactions at prices between HK$1.94 and HK$1.96, spending HK$0.39 million. The average price for the day was HK$1.95 per share.

Since 31 March 2026, the company has bought back 2.99 million shares for cancellation that were still outstanding as at 24 April. The purchases were executed in daily tranches of mostly 200,000 shares, at volume-weighted average prices ranging from HK$1.78 to HK$1.97. Total cash outlay for these yet-to-be-cancelled shares amounts to roughly HK$5.67 million, implying an average cost of about HK$1.90 per share. These 2.99 million shares represent approximately 0.17% of ES SERVICES’ existing 1.72 billion issued shares.

Under the repurchase mandate granted on 22 May 2025, the company is authorised to buy back up to 172.86 million shares. To date, 8.95 million shares—equal to 0.52% of the issued share base at the time of mandate approval—have been repurchased, leaving an unused allowance of about 163.90 million shares.

Following the latest transaction, the company’s issued share capital remains unchanged at 1,722.59 million shares, as the repurchased shares await formal cancellation. In line with Hong Kong Stock Exchange requirements, ES SERVICES is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or transferring treasury shares until 24 May 2026.

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