Zhou Hei Ya Repurchases 0.69 Million Shares for HKD 0.99 Million; Cumulative Buy-backs Reach 47.21 Million Shares

Bulletin Express04-27 19:23

On 27 April 2026, Zhou Hei Ya International Holdings Company Limited reported the latest execution under its on-market share repurchase programme, buying back 686,000 ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices ranging between HKD 1.42 and HKD 1.46 per share. The transaction cost totalled HKD 0.99 million, implying a volume-weighted average price of approximately HKD 1.44 per share.

Including this tranche, the company has repurchased 47.21 million shares since the current mandate was granted on 16 May 2025, utilising 2.19% of the 2.12 billion shares that were in issue on the mandate date. The existing authority permits repurchases of up to 215.97 million shares, leaving roughly 78% of the mandate un-utilised.

Between 27 March and 27 April 2026, Zhou Hei Ya executed 18 repurchase transactions that have not yet been cancelled, totalling 14.33 million shares—equivalent to about 0.68% of the company’s outstanding share capital. Purchase prices over this period ranged from HKD 1.37 to HKD 1.59 per share.

Following the latest activity, Zhou Hei Ya’s issued share capital remains unchanged at 2.11 billion shares, as the repurchased shares are pending cancellation. The company is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or selling treasury shares until 27 May 2026, in accordance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations.

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