Playmates Toys lifts October-November buybacks to 7.85 million shares; latest 0.50 million shares repurchased at HK$0.49

Bulletin Express11-09 17:21

Playmates Toys Limited disclosed on 9 November 2026 that it repurchased 500,000 ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at HK$0.49 each, bringing the day’s cash outlay to HK$0.25 million. The shares are to be cancelled and are subject to a 30-day moratorium—up to 9 December 2026—on new share issues or treasury-share disposals under Hong Kong listing rules.

Including the latest purchase, the company has bought back 7.85 million shares between 12 October and 9 November 2026 at prices ranging from HK$0.4705 to HK$0.49. These shares, all pending cancellation, represent about 0.70% of the 1.13 billion issued shares of Playmates Toys outstanding as at 6 November 2026. Aggregate consideration for the disclosed repurchases over the period amounts to approximately HK$3.76 million.

Despite the ongoing repurchase activity, the company’s issued share capital remains unchanged at 1.13 billion shares, as the acquired shares have not yet been cancelled.

Under the general mandate approved on 22 May 2026, Playmates Toys is authorised to buy back up to 117.03 million shares. Cumulative repurchases under this mandate have reached 38.90 million shares, equivalent to 3.32% of the company’s issued share base at the time the mandate was granted.

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