SF Intra-City Buys Back 0.04% of H Shares, Lifting Treasury Stock to 9.41 Million Units

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Hangzhou SF Intra-City Industrial Co., Ltd. (SF Intra-City) disclosed a share repurchase on 2 October 2026 involving 388,600 H shares, executed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The transaction, carried out under the existing share-buyback mandate granted on 8 June 2026, was completed at prices ranging from HKD 8.33 to HKD 8.86 per share, with a volume-weighted average cost of HKD 8.41. The total cash outlay amounted to HKD 3.27 million.

Following the repurchase, SF Intra-City’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) decreased to 736.20 million shares from 736.59 million, reflecting a 0.0428% reduction. Concurrently, the company’s treasury share balance rose from 9.03 million to 9.41 million shares, while the overall issued share count (including treasury shares) remained unchanged at 745.61 million.

Since receiving shareholder authorisation to repurchase up to 74.25 million shares, SF Intra-City has cumulatively bought back 6.29 million shares, equivalent to 0.69% of the company’s issued share base as at the mandate date. No repurchased shares have been cancelled to date; all 388,600 shares from the latest transaction are being held in treasury. Under Hong Kong listing rules, the firm is subject to a moratorium on new share issuances or treasury share sales until 1 November 2026.

The board confirmed that the repurchases complied with all relevant listing rules and regulatory requirements, and that all payments have been duly settled.

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