S.F. Holding boosts A-share buyback to CNY 6B, shifts shares to cancellation

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S.F. Holding boosts A-share buyback to CNY 6B, shifts shares to cancellation
  • S.F. Holding board passed resolutions from seventh-session fourth meeting on March 30, 2026, setting up 2025 annual reporting for submission to annual shareholder meeting.
  • Directors expanded 2025 tranche-1 A-share buyback to CNY 3-6 billion, extended execution window by 12 months, shifted use to cancellation and registered-capital reduction.
  • Board launched 2026 H-share buyback plan of up to HKD 500 million with a 12-month implementation period.
  • Capital allocation changes included reassigning about CNY 930 million of H-share IPO proceeds from international and cross-border logistics capacity to upgrades of China logistics network and services.


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