Kingdee Int’l (00268) repurchases 1.00 million shares for HK$9.70 million; cumulative buy-backs reach 2.50 million shares under 2025 mandate

Bulletin Express
Mar 20

Kingdee International Software Group Company Limited (stock code: 00268) disclosed a Next Day Disclosure Return on 20 March 2026 detailing its latest share repurchase activity on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

On 20 March 2026, the company bought back 1.00 million ordinary shares on-market at HK$9.70 per share, representing a total outlay of HK$9.70 million. All shares repurchased are designated for cancellation.

Including this transaction, Kingdee has repurchased 2.50 million shares since the current mandate was approved on 22 May 2025, equivalent to 0.07 % of the 3.55 billion issued shares outstanding at the time of the mandate. The authorised repurchase limit is 354.95 million shares, leaving more than 99 % of the mandate capacity available.

The repurchased shares—1.00 million on 20 March, 1.00 million on 4 February at an average HK$11.06, and 0.50 million on 6 February at HK$10.86—remain outstanding pending cancellation. Consequently, the company’s issued share capital stood unchanged at 3,549.47 million shares as of 20 March 2026.

In accordance with Hong Kong listing rules, a moratorium on new share issues or treasury share sales is in effect until 19 April 2026 following the latest repurchase.

The company confirmed that all buy-backs were executed in compliance with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Main Board Rules and the terms of the shareholder-approved repurchase mandate.

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