According to the documents disclosed by HKEX on March 18,$HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$、$SWIRE PACIFIC A (00019.HK)$and others repurchased shares.
① $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$on March 14, 2.9704 million ordinary shares were repurchased, involving an amount of 0.254 billion Hong Kong dollars, with the repurchase price ranging from 85.95 Hong Kong dollars to 84.95 Hong Kong dollars.
② $SWIRE PACIFIC A (00019.HK)$On March 17, 0.566 million ordinary shares were repurchased, involving an amount of 38.5918 million Hong Kong Dollars, with the repurchase price ranging from 69.2 HKD to 67.45 HKD.
Since the share buyback authorization resolution, the cumulative number of repurchased securities has reached 44.003 million shares, accounting for 5.269% of the total issued shares when the ordinary resolution was passed.
③ $SAMSONITE (01910.HK)$On March 17, 1.8222 million ordinary shares were repurchased, involving an amount of 34.9626 million Hong Kong Dollars, with the repurchase price ranging from 19.44 HKD to 18.88 HKD.
Since the share buyback authorization resolution, the cumulative number of repurchased securities has reached 70.2306 million shares, accounting for 4.806% of the total issued shares when the ordinary resolution was passed.
④ $HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)$On March 14, a total of 2.3088 million ordinary shares were repurchased, involving an amount of 19.9956 million British Pound, with a buyback price ranging between 8.74 British Pound and 8.52 British Pound.
⑤ $STANCHART (02888.HK)$On March 14, a total of 1.1988 million ordinary shares were repurchased, involving an amount of 14.0699 million British Pound, with a buyback price ranging between 11.82 British Pound and 11.55 British Pound.
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What is Share Buyback?
Share Buyback refers to the behavior of a listed company repurchasing a certain amount of its issued shares from the stock market using Cash / Money Market or other means. After completing the Share Buyback, the company can cancel the repurchased shares. This reduces the number of shares outstanding, thereby achieving positive effects such as Market Cap management, Stock-based Incentive, and stabilizing the stock price.