Xinyi Energy Cuts Outstanding Shares by 30.08 Million in October; Authorised Capital Steady at HKD 8.00 Billion

Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited filed its monthly return for October 2026, showing a decisive share-buyback programme that trimmed its share count while keeping overall capital structure intact.

Authorised Capital Unchanged • The company’s authorised share capital remained at HKD 8.00 billion, representing 800.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.01 each. • No changes were recorded in the authorised or registered share capital during the month.

Issued Share Capital Down 0.35% • Total issued shares (excluding treasury shares) fell to 8.62 billion from 8.65 billion, a net decrease of 30.08 million shares—equivalent to around 0.35% of the company’s outstanding equity. • All reductions stemmed from share repurchases executed and cancelled on 30 October 2026.

Active Buyback Activity • Xinyi Energy executed ten on-market repurchase tranches on 30 October at prices ranging from HKD 0.70 to HKD 0.79 per share. • The aggregate consideration for these repurchases is estimated at roughly HKD 22.47 million, implying an average buyback price of about HKD 0.75. • The cumulative 30.08 million shares repurchased and cancelled align with the board mandate approved on 29 May 2026.

Public Float Remains Adequate • Despite the reduction in issued shares, the company confirmed compliance with Hong Kong’s minimum 15% public-float requirement as of 31 October 2026.

Employee Share Options • Four tranches of options granted under the 22 November 2018 share-option scheme remain outstanding, totalling 13.73 million options with exercise prices between HKD 0.97 and HKD 2.26. • No options were exercised during the month; therefore, no new shares were issued and no funds were raised from option exercises.

No Other Dilutive Instruments • The filing reported no outstanding warrants, convertible securities or other equity-linked instruments beyond the existing share-option scheme.

Bottom Line Xinyi Energy’s October return underscores a measured capital-management strategy focused on share repurchases, resulting in a modest reduction of its share base without affecting the authorised capital. The company maintains regulatory public-float compliance and carries limited outstanding employee options, with no additional share-dilutive instruments disclosed.