Leoch International Updates Share Repurchase Activity; 8.58 Million Shares Bought Back Since Early June

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Leoch International Technology Limited reported to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 7 July 2026 that its issued share capital stood unchanged at 1,442.39 million ordinary shares, with no treasury shares outstanding.

Since the shareholder mandate granted on 15 May 2026, the company has intensified its on-market buy-back programme. The latest transaction, executed on 7 July 2026, involved the purchase for cancellation of 0.29 million shares at prices between HKD 1.04 and HKD 1.06, costing approximately HKD 0.31 million.

Cumulatively, between 3 June and 7 July 2026, Leoch International has repurchased 8.58 million shares for cancellation at prices ranging from HKD 0.99 to HKD 1.23 per share. The aggregate consideration for these buy-backs is estimated at about HKD 9.51 million, representing roughly 0.60 % of the company’s issued share base on the mandate date.

Upon formal cancellation of all shares repurchased to date, the total issued share capital is set to contract by the same 0.60 %, enhancing earnings per share and net asset value per share on a pro-forma basis. In line with Main Board Rule 10.06(3)(a), Leoch International is now restricted from issuing new shares for 30 days, up to and including 7 August 2026.

The board has confirmed that every repurchase was duly authorised and executed in full compliance with Hong Kong Listing Rules and relevant regulatory requirements.

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