According to HKEx's February 6 disclosure documents,$WUXI BIO (02269.HK)$,$HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$Wait for the shares to be repurchased.
① $WUXI BIO (02269.HK)$13.493 million common shares were repurchased on February 5, involving an amount of HK$234 million. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$17.82 to HK$16.9.
The cumulative number of securities repurchased during the year (since the adoption of the ordinary resolution) is 58.3535 million shares, accounting for 1.374% of the number of shares issued when the ordinary resolution was passed.
② $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$2,597,200 common shares were repurchased on February 2, involving an amount of HK$159 million. The repurchase price for each share ranged from HK$61.55 to HK$61.2.
③ $AIA (01299.HK)$On February 5, 1,3198 million common shares were repurchased, involving an amount of HK$79.6917 million. The repurchase price for each share ranged from HK$60.85 to HK$59.65.
The cumulative number of securities repurchased during the year (since the adoption of the ordinary resolution) is 288 million shares, accounting for 2.475% of the number of shares issued when the ordinary resolution was passed.
④ $XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)$On February 5, 4 million common shares were repurchased, involving an amount of HK$48.681 million. The repurchase price for each share ranged from HK$12.22 to HK$12.08.
The cumulative number of securities repurchased during the year (since the adoption of the ordinary resolution) is 240 million shares, accounting for 0.96% of the number of shares issued when the ordinary resolution was passed.
⑤ $KINGDEE INT'L (00268.HK)$4.378 million common shares were repurchased on February 5, involving an amount of HK$32.812,400. The repurchase price for each share ranged from HK$7.63 to HK$7.33.
The cumulative number of securities repurchased during the year (since the adoption of the ordinary resolution) is 33.718 million shares, accounting for 0.97% of the number of shares issued when the ordinary resolution was passed.
See the chart below for details on share repurchases of listed companies:
What is a stock buyback?
Stock repurchase refers to the act of a listed company using cash or the like to repurchase a certain amount of shares issued by the company from the stock market. The company may cancel the repurchased shares after the stock repurchase is completed. This will reduce the number of stocks that are out of circulation by enterprises, thereby achieving positive effects such as market value management, equity incentives, and stabilizing stock prices.