Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food Company Ltd. (Haitian Flavouring), which maintains dual listings in Shanghai (A-shares, 603288) and Hong Kong (H-shares, 03288), disclosed fresh share repurchases for 17 September 2026 under its ongoing buy-back mandates.

On the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the company repurchased 777,100 A-shares via on-market trades at prices ranging from RMB 33.81 to RMB 34.04, for a total consideration of RMB 26.36 million. The repurchased shares, representing 0.014 % of the prior day’s issued A-share capital, were moved into the treasury stock account for potential cancellation or use in employee incentive schemes. Post-transaction, the number of issued A-shares fell to 5.54 billion, while treasury shares rose to 22.36 million.

For its Hong Kong-listed H-shares, Haitian Flavouring acquired 234,400 shares on the Exchange at prices between HKD 26.56 and HKD 26.82, spending HKD 6.25 million. These shares are earmarked for cancellation. The purchase is part of a broader H-share repurchase programme authorised on 14 July 2026 for up to 29.12 million shares. Since the mandate was granted, the company has bought back 5.52 million H-shares, equivalent to 1.90 % of the H-share float at the mandate date, at an average price of approximately HKD 27.64 per share. All 5.52 million shares remain pending cancellation, leaving the issued H-share count unchanged at 291.22 million.

Following the latest transactions, Haitian Flavouring’s total issued share capital (A- and H-shares combined) stands at 5.56 billion shares, of which 22.36 million A-shares and 5.52 million H-shares are currently held in treasury awaiting cancellation or other authorised uses.