MNSO (09896) Spends HK$1.88 Million to Repurchase 57,000 Shares; Outstanding Share Count Maintained at 1.24 Billion

Bulletin Express
Mar 13

MINISO Group Holding Limited (MNSO, 09896.HK) disclosed a share repurchase on 13 March 2026 involving 57,000 ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The shares were bought back within a price range of HK$33.40–HK$33.66, translating to a volume-weighted average of HK$32.99 per share and an aggregate consideration of HK$1.88 million. The repurchased shares represent approximately 0.0046% of the company’s 1.24 billion issued shares as of 12 March 2026. All 57,000 shares are earmarked for cancellation; formal cancellation had not been completed by the disclosure date, leaving the company’s issued share capital unchanged at 1.24 billion shares.

This transaction forms part of the repurchase mandate approved on 12 June 2025, which authorises the company to buy back up to 124.12 million shares. Including the latest purchase, 10.83 million shares—equivalent to 0.87% of the shares outstanding on the mandate date—have now been repurchased, leaving a remaining capacity of roughly 113.29 million shares under the existing authority.

In accordance with Hong Kong listing rules, MNSO is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 12 April 2026. The company confirmed that all regulatory requirements for the repurchase were met and that the transaction was executed under its automatic share repurchase plan.

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