FOSUN PHARMA Buys Back 2.00 Million H-Shares for HK$33.32 Million, Expanding Treasury Stock to 27.85 Million

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Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) Co., Ltd. (FOSUN PHARMA) disclosed that it repurchased 2.00 million H-shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 2 November 2026.

Key transaction details • Repurchase volume: 2.00 million H-shares, equal to 0.38 % of the company’s outstanding H-shares prior to the transaction. • Price range: HK$16.32–HK$16.85 per share; volume-weighted average price: HK$16.66. • Total consideration: HK$33.32 million. • Treatment: All repurchased shares are held as treasury shares.

Capital structure impact • Outstanding H-shares (ex-treasury) fell from 526.09 million to 524.09 million. • Treasury shares increased from 25.85 million to 27.85 million. • Total issued shares remained unchanged at 551.94 million.

Repurchase mandate utilisation • Authorised shares under mandate (approved 16 June 2026): 54.10 million. • Cumulative shares bought back under the mandate, including the latest tranche: 16.88 million, representing 3.12 % of the company’s issued H-shares on the mandate date. • Post-repurchase moratorium: No new share issues or treasury share disposals until 2 December 2026, in line with Hong Kong listing rules.

The company confirmed that all transactions complied with Main Board requirements and that no material changes have been made to the repurchase mandate’s explanatory statement.

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