TradeGo Fintech buys back 1.06 million shares, outstanding float trimmed to 711.94 million

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TradeGo Fintech Limited disclosed a further share repurchase on 10 April 2026. Key details are as follows:

• Volume and price: 1.06 million ordinary shares were repurchased on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices ranging from HKD 1.27 to HKD 1.29, with a volume-weighted average of HKD 1.28. The aggregate consideration reached approximately HKD 1.36 million.

• Impact on share capital: The buy-back reduced the company’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) by 0.15%, bringing the count down from 713.00 million to 711.94 million shares.

• Treasury shares: All repurchased shares are being held in treasury, lifting the treasury-share balance to 38.06 million. Total issued shares (including treasury stock) remain unchanged at 750.00 million.

• Repurchase mandate utilisation: Since shareholders approved a mandate on 20 August 2025 authorising the buy-back of up to 63.07 million shares, TradeGo Fintech has repurchased 38.06 million shares, utilising 60.40% of the approved limit.

• Moratorium on new issues: In line with Hong Kong listing rules, the company is restricted from issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 10 May 2026.

The board confirms that all repurchases were executed in compliance with Hong Kong listing regulations and the company’s authorised mandate.

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