Shoucheng Executes HK$3.40 Million Share Buyback, Boosts Treasury Stock to 416.28 Million Shares

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Shoucheng Holdings Limited disclosed that it repurchased 2.00 million ordinary shares on 29 July 2026 via on-exchange transactions, expanding its treasury stock to 416.28 million shares.

Key transaction metrics • Volume: 2.00 million shares, representing 0.03% of the company’s 8.00 billion issued shares (excluding treasury shares) prior to the buyback. • Price range: HK$1.69–HK$1.70 per share; volume-weighted average price recorded at HK$1.7006. • Cash outlay: HK$3.40 million.

Post-transaction share capital structure (29 July 2026) • Issued shares (excluding treasury shares): 7.98 billion, down from 7.99 billion on 28 July 2026. • Treasury shares: 416.28 million, up from 414.28 million. • Total issued shares (including treasury): unchanged at 8.40 billion.

Repurchase mandate utilisation • Shareholders authorised up to 819.36 million shares for buyback at the 20 April 2026 AGM. • Cumulative repurchases under the mandate now total 209.96 million shares, or 2.56% of the issued share count as of the mandate date. • Following the latest transaction, Shoucheng is subject to a 30-day moratorium—ending 28 August 2026—on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares without prior Exchange approval.

Regulatory compliance The company confirmed that the repurchase complied with the Main Board Listing Rules of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and that no material changes have been made to the Explanatory Statement dated 27 March 2026.

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