FIH Mobile Transfers 2.38 Million Treasury Shares to Trustee, Expands Outstanding Float by 0.31%

Bulletin Express
Sep 07

FIH Mobile Limited (HKEX: 02038) disclosed on 7 September 2026 that it has transferred 2.38 million treasury shares to a trustee under its share award scheme, originally adopted on 19 May 2023 and amended on 7 March 2025. The shares are scheduled to vest on 5 October 2026 and were transferred at a nominal price of HKD 0 per share, reflecting an internal re-allocation rather than a market sale.

Prior to the transaction, FIH Mobile held 7.24 million treasury shares and had 781.21 million shares outstanding (excluding treasury stock), representing a total issued share capital of 788.45 million shares. The latest transfer reduced treasury shares to 4.85 million and increased the number of issued shares (excluding treasury shares) to 783.60 million, a 0.31% rise. The overall issued share count of 788.45 million shares remains unchanged.

The company reported no share repurchases, redemptions, or on-market sales of treasury shares during the period. The filing was signed by Company Secretary Vanessa Wong Kin Yan.

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