Wasion Holdings Repurchases 154,000 Shares; Treasury Stock Rises to 4.78 Million

Bulletin Express08-31 18:21

Wasion Holdings Limited filed a Next Day Disclosure Return with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 31 August 2026, reporting the on-market repurchase of 154,000 ordinary shares on the same date.

The shares were bought back on the Exchange at prices ranging between HKD 15.39 and HKD 15.50, for a total consideration of HKD 2.38 million and a volume-weighted average cost of HKD 15.47 per share. All repurchased shares have been retained as treasury stock.

After the transaction, the number of issued shares excluding treasury shares fell by 0.0148% to 1.04110 billion, while treasury shares increased to 4.78 million. Total issued share capital remains unchanged at 1.05 billion shares.

The repurchase forms part of the mandate approved on 15 May 2026, which authorises Wasion to buy back up to 104.59 million shares. Cumulative purchases under this mandate now stand at 4.78 million shares, representing 0.4568% of the issued share count on the mandate date.

A moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares is in effect until 30 September 2026, in accordance with Hong Kong listing rules. The company confirmed that the repurchase complied with all relevant Main Board regulations and that no material changes have been made to the explanatory statement filed on 22 April 2026.

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