Want Want China intensifies buyback programme—41.31 million shares repurchased since late September

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Want Want China Holdings Limited disclosed on 21 October 2026 that it has bought back a total of 41.31 million ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange between 25 September and 21 October 2026. The purchases, which are pending cancellation, represent roughly 0.35 % of the group’s 11.67 billion shares in issue prior to the transactions.

The company paid an estimated HKD 115.66 million for the 17 tranches, implying a volume-weighted average price of about HKD 2.80 per share. Purchase prices ranged from HKD 2.70 to HKD 2.95.

On the latest trading day covered by the filing—21 October—Want Want China repurchased 2.11 million shares for HKD 6.01 million, at prices between HKD 2.82 and HKD 2.95.

Under the shareholder mandate granted on 25 August 2026, the company is authorised to repurchase up to 1.17 billion shares. After the latest transactions, cumulative buybacks under this mandate stand at 103.60 million shares, equivalent to 0.88 % of the share count on the mandate date, leaving considerable capacity for further repurchases.

As at 21 October, the total number of issued shares remains unchanged at 11.67 billion, as the repurchased shares have not yet been cancelled. A 30-day moratorium on new share issues or treasury share sales is in place until 20 November 2026, in line with Hong Kong Listing Rule 10.06.

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