Edding Genor executes 200,000-share on-market buyback, treasury stock rises to 24.35 million

Bulletin Express07-17 20:02

Edding Genor Group Holdings Limited disclosed a further share repurchase on 17 July 2026, continuing execution under its June 2026 general mandate.

Key transaction details • Volume: 200,000 ordinary shares, acquired on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. • Price range: HKD 1.85–2.03 per share; volume-weighted average price: HKD 1.89583. • Aggregate consideration: HKD 0.38 million. • Shares bought are being held as treasury stock; none have been cancelled.

Capital structure impact • Issued shares (excluding treasury shares) fell to 1.99 billion from 1.99 billion, a marginal decrease of 0.01%. • Treasury shares increased to 24.35 million. • Total issued shares remain unchanged at 2.01 billion, as repurchased shares are not yet cancelled.

Mandate utilisation • The current repurchase stems from a shareholder mandate approved on 26 June 2026 authorising the company to buy back up to 199.07 million shares. • Cumulative repurchases under this mandate stand at 1.06 million shares, equivalent to 0.05% of issued shares outstanding on the mandate date. • In line with Hong Kong listing rules, Edding Genor is restricted from issuing, selling, or transferring any shares or treasury shares until 16 August 2026.

Regulatory compliance The board confirms all repurchases were executed in accordance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange Main Board Rules, with all necessary authorisations, filings, and financial settlements duly completed.

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