Chanjet Information Technology Company Limited released its monthly return for the period ended 30 April 2026, detailing minor share-capital movements driven by on-market buybacks.

Authorised share capital stood unchanged at 322.23 million shares, split between 135.90 million H shares and 186.33 million domestic shares, each with a par value of RMB 1.00.

During the month, Chanjet repurchased 33,000 H shares on the Hong Kong market across four trading sessions (27–30 April 2026) at prices ranging from HKD 6.51 to HKD 6.57, implying an average cost of about HKD 6.54 per share and a total consideration of roughly HKD 0.22 million. These shares were retained as treasury stock, lifting the treasury balance to 579,200 shares, while the number of issued H shares (excluding treasury shares) fell marginally to 135.32 million—representing a 0.02% reduction month-on-month.

The 186.33 million domestic shares remained unchanged, leaving total issued shares across all classes steady at 322.23 million.

Chanjet confirmed that, as at month-end, its public float satisfied the Main Board’s minimum 25% requirement.

No share options, warrants, convertibles, or other equity-linked instruments were outstanding or exercised during the month.