Ausnutria Dairy Executes 1.62 Million-Share Buyback; Outstanding Shares Steady at 1.78 Billion

Bulletin Express
May 28

Ausnutria Dairy Corporation Ltd (“Ausnutria”) has filed a Next Day Disclosure Return with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, confirming continued execution of its 2025 share-repurchase mandate without altering its total issued share base of 1.78 billion ordinary shares as at 28 May 2026.

On 28 May 2026, Ausnutria repurchased 30,000 shares on-market at between HK$1.37 and HK$1.38 per share, spending HK$41,200. All shares bought are earmarked for cancellation.

Including this latest transaction, the company has acquired 1,622,000 shares since 13 April 2026 under the mandate approved on 29 May 2025. The cumulative buybacks equal 0.0912% of Ausnutria’s issued share capital on the mandate date and represent 0.09% of the current 1.78 billion outstanding shares. Based on disclosed prices, total consideration for the 18 repurchase days amounts to approximately HK$2.65 million, translating into a weighted average cost of about HK$1.63 per share.

No treasury shares are being held; all repurchased stock remains pending cancellation. With 177.94 million shares authorised for repurchase, Ausnutria has utilised less than 1% of its quota, leaving significant capacity for further activity.

Under Main Board Rule 10.06, Ausnutria is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares until 28 June 2026. Management has confirmed that all repurchase actions complied with Hong Kong listing rules and relevant legal requirements.

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