Linklogis Extends Share Buyback to 2027 and Diverts US$20 Million to 2026 Incentive Scheme

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Linklogis Inc. has prolonged its on-market share repurchase programme from the original end-date of 25 August 2026 to 31 January 2027, citing the need for greater flexibility amid prevailing market conditions.

Since launching the mandate on 26 August 2025, the company has bought back approximately 121.23 million Class B shares, equal to 5.67 % of outstanding stock. Purchases were executed within a price range of HK$2.20–HK$3.61, for an aggregate consideration of HK$370.09 million (US$47.25 million). The activity leaves US$32.75 million from the original US$80 million earmarked for repurchases.

Of the remaining funds, the Board has authorised a reallocation of US$20.00 million to the scheme administrator to acquire shares in the market for the 2026 Share Scheme, aimed at attracting and retaining key talent.

The share buybacks and the newly approved reallocation will be conducted under the existing repurchase mandate and in full compliance with Hong Kong Listing Rules, the Codes on Takeovers and Mergers and Share Buy-backs, and other applicable regulations. Management emphasised that the timing, quantity, and price of any further purchases will depend on market conditions and remain at the Board’s discretion, and investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s shares.

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