Sunac Services repurchases 35.20 million shares—1.16 % of share capital—under HKD 304.90 million mandate

Bulletin Express
Sep 08

Sunac Services Holdings Limited submitted a Next Day Disclosure Return on 08 September 2026 detailing continued execution of its share-buyback programme without altering its total issued share capital of 3.03 billion ordinary shares.

Share repurchase progress • From 28 May to 08 September 2026, the company bought back 35.20 million shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, all earmarked for cancellation. • The cumulative repurchases represent approximately 1.16 % of the company’s outstanding share base. • Based on the individual volume-weighted average prices disclosed for each transaction, total cash consideration amounts to roughly HKD 29.82 million, translating into an average outlay of about HKD 0.85 per share.

Latest transaction • On 08 September 2026, Sunac Services acquired 200,000 shares at prices ranging between HKD 0.815 and HKD 0.835, for an aggregate HKD 0.17 million.

Mandate utilisation and restrictions • The current buyback activity has used 35.20 million of the 304.90 million-share repurchase mandate approved on 22 May 2026—equivalent to 11.55 % of authorised capacity. • In line with Main Board Rule 10.06(3)(a), the company is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 08 October 2026.

Compliance statement Sunac Services confirmed that all repurchases complied with Hong Kong Listing Rules and relevant legal and regulatory requirements.

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