Haitian Flavouring Repurchases 170,700 Shares for HK$4.64 Million
Haitian Flavouring (03288. HK) bought back 170,700 shares on September 14 at HK$26.960 to HK$27.300 each, spending HK$4.64 million. The stock closed at HK$27.100, up 0.07%, on turnover of HK$21.35 million. Since September 1, the company has repurchased for 10 consecutive trading days, totaling 4.322 million shares for HK$120 million, while the stock fell 3.70% over the period.
Haitian Flavouring (03288. HK) said in a Hong Kong Stock Exchange filing on September 14 that it repurchased 170,700 shares that day at prices ranging from HK$26.960 to HK$27.300 per share, for a total of HK$4.64 million. The stock closed at HK$27.100 on September 14, up 0.07%, with full-day turnover of HK$21.35 million.
Since September 1, 2026, Haitian Flavouring has carried out repurchases for 10 consecutive trading days, buying back a total of 4.322 million shares for HK$120 million. During the repurchase period, the stock fell 3.70% cumulatively.
Daily repurchase records show: 267,300 shares for HK$7.52 million on September 1; 695,700 shares for HK$19.29 million on September 2; 470,100 shares for HK$13.18 million on September 3; 719,400 shares for HK$20.48 million on September 4; 286,100 shares for HK$8.08 million on September 7; 261,100 shares for HK$7.41 million on September 8; 427,600 shares for HK$11.91 million on September 9; 534,300 shares for HK$14.60 million on September 10; 489,700 shares for HK$13.28 million on September 11; and 170,700 shares for HK$4.64 million on September 14.
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