On July 13, China Literature (00772.HK) fell 5.11% in regular trading, trading at HKD 19.5 per share, with turnover of approximately HKD 79.88 million. The decline was triggered by the company entering a mandatory buyback suspension period following its last repurchase on July 10.

According to company announcements, China Literature completed a 400,000-share buyback on July 10 at prices between HKD 20.34 and HKD 21.00, spending approximately HKD 8.25 million. The company simultaneously disclosed that under Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations, it will be in a buyback blackout period until August 9. This effectively ends a streak of 25 consecutive trading days of share repurchases dating back to June 4, during which the company cumulatively bought back approximately 10.58 million shares, spending over HKD 200 million. The sustained buyback program had provided significant price support, and its interruption has removed the buying floor, leaving the stock exposed to selling pressure without the company's bid in the market.

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