Hengan International repurchases 0.40 million shares, treasury stock rises to 5.28 million

Bulletin Express05-08

Hengan International Group Company Limited disclosed that it bought back 400,000 ordinary shares on 8 May 2026 through on-market transactions. The shares were repurchased within a price range of HKD 27.02 to HKD 27.74, at a volume-weighted average cost of HKD 27.50 per share, bringing total cash outflow for the day to HKD 11.00 million.

Prior to the transaction, the company had 1.16 billion issued shares (excluding treasury shares) and 4.88 million shares held in treasury. The latest buy-back reduced the outstanding share count by 0.0346 % to 1.15684 billion, while lifting the treasury share balance to 5.28 million. Total issued shares remained unchanged at 1.16212 billion.

The repurchase forms part of the mandate approved on 20 May 2025, which authorises the company to repurchase up to 116.21 million shares. Cumulative purchases under this mandate have now reached 5.28 million shares, equivalent to 0.4543 % of the share capital on the mandate date, leaving approximately 110.93 million shares—over 95 % of the original limit—still available for future buy-backs.

All shares bought on 8 May 2026 are being retained as treasury shares; none have been cancelled. In accordance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules, Hengan International is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 7 June 2026.

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