Conch Cement Buys Back 470,000 H-Shares for HKD 7.65 Million, Lifting Treasury Stock to 14.37 Million

Bulletin Express09-14 17:23

Anhui Conch Cement Company Limited disclosed a share repurchase executed on 14 September 2026 under its Hong Kong listing (H shares, code 00914).

Key details • Volume and pricing: 470,000 H-shares were repurchased on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices ranging between HKD 16.23 and HKD 16.34, translating to a volume-weighted average cost of HKD 16.27 per share. The aggregate consideration totalled HKD 7.65 million.

• Impact on share count: The repurchase reduced Conch Cement’s outstanding H-share float to 1.29 billion shares from 1.29 billion, a 0.04% contraction. Treasury shares rose to 14.37 million, while the company’s total issued share capital remained unchanged at 1.30 billion shares.

• Repurchase mandate utilisation: Since shareholders granted the current buyback mandate on 28 May 2026, Conch Cement has repurchased 14.37 million shares, representing 1.11% of the issued share base on the mandate date. All repurchased shares are being held as treasury stock; none have been cancelled.

• Post-buyback restrictions: In line with Hong Kong listing rules, the company is subject to a 30-day moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares, effective until 14 October 2026.

The company confirmed that the transaction complied with the Main Board’s share repurchase provisions and that no material changes have occurred to the explanatory statement filed with the exchange on 23 April 2026.

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