LIANLIAN repurchases 250,000 H-shares; mandate utilisation reaches 74%, outstanding share count falls to 436.68 million

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On 1 June 2026, Lianlian DigiTech Co., Ltd. (abbrev. “LIANLIAN”) acquired 250,000 H-shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, expanding its treasury stock and trimming the number of shares in circulation.

The purchase was executed within a price range of HKD 5.08–5.23 per share, translating into a volume-weighted average cost of HKD 5.19 per share and an aggregate consideration of HKD 1.30 million. The transaction represents 0.0572% of LIANLIAN’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) at the start of the day.

Following the repurchase, LIANLIAN’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) declined to 436.68 million shares, while treasury stock increased to 31.54 million shares. The total issued share count remained unchanged at 468.22 million shares.

The buyback forms part of the repurchase mandate approved on 6 June 2025, which authorises the company to repurchase up to 41.79 million shares. Cumulative repurchases under this mandate now stand at 30.77 million shares—about 73.65% of the authorised limit—leaving a balance of approximately 11.02 million shares available.

In accordance with Hong Kong listing regulations, LIANLIAN confirmed full compliance with all applicable rules and noted that no new share issuance or sale of treasury shares may occur before 1 July 2026 due to the 30-day post-repurchase moratorium.

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