Edding Genor adds 28,500 treasury shares via on-market buyback

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Edding Genor Group Holdings Limited disclosed on 16 September 2026 that it repurchased 28,500 ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, converting them into treasury stock.

The shares were bought at between HKD 1.615 and HKD 1.63 each, for a volume-weighted average price of HKD 1.62465 and an aggregate consideration of HKD 46,302.50. The transaction represents approximately 0.001% of the company’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares).

Post-transaction, Edding Genor’s outstanding share count (excluding treasury shares) stands at 1.99 billion, while treasury shares have risen to 27.62 million. The total number of issued shares remains unchanged at 2.01 billion because the repurchased shares have been retained in treasury rather than cancelled.

The purchase forms part of the share-repurchase mandate approved on 26 June 2026, which authorises the company to buy back up to 199.07 million shares. Including the latest trade, cumulative repurchases under this mandate amount to 4.32 million shares, or 0.22% of the issued share count at the time the mandate was granted, leaving capacity for a further 194.75 million shares.

Under Hong Kong Listing Rule 10.06, Edding Genor is restricted from issuing or selling any shares or treasury shares for 30 days following the buyback, setting a moratorium period that runs through 16 October 2026.

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