OMNIVISION marginally reduces free-float after 0.01% share buyback; issues new shares under 2023 option plans

Bulletin Express06-10

OmniVision Integrated Circuits Group, Inc. (OMNIVISION) filed a Next Day Disclosure Return on 10 June 2026 outlining simultaneous option-related share issuances and an on-market share repurchase executed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE).

• Option exercises – On 9–10 June 2026, employees exercised options granted under the 2023 First and Second Phase Stock Option Incentive Plans, triggering the issue of 15,369 new A-shares at an exercise price of RMB 77.91 per share.

• Share repurchase – On 10 June 2026, the company bought back 113,300 A-shares on the SSE at prices between RMB 90.01 and RMB 90.25, for a total outlay of RMB 10.21 million. All repurchased shares were retained as treasury stock.

• Capital structure impact (10 June 2026 vs. 8 June 2026) – Issued shares (ex-treasury) decreased by 97,931 to 1,204.00 million, a 0.01% reduction. – Treasury shares rose by 113,300 to 6.63 million, now accounting for roughly 0.55% of the 1,210.64 million total issued shares. – Total issued shares increased by 15,369 to 1,210.64 million, reflecting the new option-related issuances.

The board-authorised transactions comply with all applicable Hong Kong Listing Rules and PRC regulatory requirements. OMNIVISION continues to operate three active equity incentive schemes—the 2023 First Phase, 2023 Second Phase and 2025 Stock Option Incentive Plans—under which the latest option exercises were completed.

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