MNSO Buys Back 107,760 Ordinary Shares on NYSE; 1.34% of 2026 Mandate Already Utilised

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MINISO Group Holding Limited (MNSO) disclosed a share repurchase of 107,760 ordinary shares—equivalent to 26,940 American depositary shares (ADSs)—executed on 15 September 2026 (U.S. time) on the New York Stock Exchange under its existing Rule 10b5-1 programme.

The transaction was carried out at prices ranging from USD 2.20 to USD 2.24 per ordinary share, implying a volume-weighted average cost of roughly USD 2.21 per share and an aggregate cash outlay of USD 0.24 million. All repurchased shares are intended for cancellation.

Following the purchase, MNSO’s issued share capital remained unchanged at 1.214 billion ordinary shares because the cancellation had not yet been processed as of the disclosure date. The latest tranche represents 0.0089 % of the company’s outstanding shares.

The buyback forms part of a broader mandate approved on 18 June 2026, which authorises the repurchase of up to 121.40 million shares. Including the 15 September transaction, MNSO has repurchased 16.26 million shares, equal to 1.34 % of the company’s share count at the mandate date, leaving capacity for a further 105.14 million shares.

Under Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules, MNSO is subject to a moratorium on any new share issues or treasury-share sales until 15 October 2026. The board confirmed that all repurchases have complied with the HKEX Main Board Rules, relevant domestic regulations, and the company’s approved mandate.

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