China Starch buys back 12 million shares for HK$1.91 million; cumulative repurchases under 2026 mandate at 67.57 million

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China Starch Holdings Limited reported through a Next Day Disclosure Return that it repurchased 12.00 million ordinary shares on 25 June 2026 via on-market transactions at prices between HK$0.152 and HK$0.163, for a total consideration of HK$1.91 million. The weighted-average price was approximately HK$0.1593 per share.

The buyback forms part of the general mandate approved on 12 May 2026, which authorises the company to repurchase up to 596.45 million shares. As of 25 June 2026, China Starch had repurchased 67.57 million shares under this mandate, representing 1.1328% of the share capital outstanding on the date the mandate was granted. A moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares is in effect until 25 July 2026.

Issued share capital stood at 5.96 billion shares both before and after the latest transaction, as all repurchased shares are pending cancellation. From 24 March to 25 June 2026, a total of 91.47 million shares have been bought back but not yet cancelled, with individual daily repurchase volumes ranging from 135,000 to 12.00 million shares and prices between HK$0.151 and HK$0.190.

The company confirmed that all repurchases complied with the Hong Kong Listing Rules and that no material changes have been made to the explanatory statement dated 14 April 2026.

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