C-MER Medical Buys Back 160,000 Shares, Expands Treasury Stock to 23.36 Million

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Hong Kong–listed eye-care specialist C-MER Medical Holdings Limited disclosed a modest on-market share repurchase on 23 July 2026, trimming its outstanding share capital and marginally increasing treasury holdings.

Key transaction details • Date of repurchase: 23 July 2026 • Volume: 160,000 ordinary shares • Price range: HKD 0.94–0.96 per share, volume-weighted average of HKD 0.9469 • Aggregate consideration: HKD 0.15 million

Impact on share capital • Issued shares (excluding treasury) decreased to 1.20898 billion from 1.20914 billion, a reduction of 0.0132%. • Treasury shares rose to 23.36 million from 23.20 million, bringing total issued shares (including treasury) to 1.23234 billion—unchanged from the prior day.

Repurchase mandate utilisation • The current mandate, approved on 20 May 2026, allows the company to buy back up to 123.23 million shares. • C-MER Medical has so far utilised 0.13% of this limit (160,000 shares).

Regulatory considerations • In accordance with Hong Kong listing rules, C-MER Medical is subject to a 30-day moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 22 August 2026.

The board confirmed that the repurchase complied with Main Board Rule 10.06 and that no changes have been made to the repurchase mandate’s explanatory statement filed on 23 April 2025.

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