YNBY International Launches On-Market Buy-Back, Acquires 92.44 Million Shares in Early July

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Hong Kong-listed YNBY International Limited disclosed that it executed on-market share repurchases totaling 92.44 million shares between 29 June and 10 July 2026. All repurchased shares will be held in treasury.

Key transaction details • Period: 29 June–10 July 2026 • Aggregate volume: 92.44 million shares • Daily repurchase highlights: – 2 July: 14.46 million shares – 7 July: 12.55 million shares – 8 July: 12.32 million shares – Two consecutive 15.00 million-share tranches on 9 and 10 July

Management perspective The Board stated that the buy-backs were undertaken to signal confidence in the company’s business outlook and to enhance shareholder value. Directors added that further repurchases may be considered subject to market conditions and compliance with all applicable regulations.

Regulatory compliance and public float All transactions were executed in accordance with the Hong Kong Listing Rules and the explanatory statement in the circular dated 24 April 2026. Post-buy-back, YNBY International confirmed that it continues to satisfy public-float requirements.

Governance snapshot (as of 10 July 2026) Executive Directors: Dong Ming (Chairman), Tang Ming (CEO), Liu Huaiyu Non-Executive Directors: Cao Yonggang, He Tao Independent Non-Executive Directors: Wong Hin Wing, Dr. Cheung Hoi Yu, Dr. Cecilia Wai Bing Pang

Investors are urged to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s securities, as noted by the Board.

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