Tian Lun Gas announces 1.74 million-share buyback; issued share capital steady at 975 million

Bulletin Express04-10

On 10 April 2026, Tian Lun Gas Holdings Limited filed a Next Day Disclosure Return with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange detailing recent share repurchase activities and confirming that its issued share capital remains unchanged at 975.20 million ordinary shares. No treasury shares were outstanding as of the reporting date.

From 31 March to 10 April 2026, the company bought back a total of 1.74 million shares for cancellation. The repurchases were executed at prices ranging from HKD 2.79 to HKD 2.92 per share, representing an estimated aggregate consideration of about HKD 4.98 million, or an average price of HKD 2.87 per share. Once cancelled, the transactions will reduce the company’s share count by approximately 0.18%.

The latest daily transaction occurred on 9 April 2026, when 265,000 shares were acquired on the Exchange at prices between HKD 2.83 and HKD 2.92, for a total outlay of HKD 0.77 million.

Under the repurchase mandate approved on 29 May 2025, Tian Lun Gas is authorised to buy back up to 98.19 million shares. To date, 8.42 million shares—8.58% of the authorised limit and 0.86% of the issued share capital at the mandate date—have been repurchased. Following the latest buybacks, the company is subject to a moratorium that restricts new share issues or treasury share sales until 10 May 2026.

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