HSBC Holdings spent about HK$49.7 million to buy back 312,400 shares on Sept 17
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HSBC Holdings (HK0005) announced that on September 17, 2026, it conducted a share repurchase program, buying back a total of 817,400 shares across two markets. The company repurchased 505,000 shares on the London Stock Exchange for £7.669 million and 312,400 shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for HK$49.6964 million. This buyback activity is part of HSBC's ongoing capital management strategy, aimed at returning value to shareholders. The repurchase details were disclosed in a filing by the bank, providing transparency on its market operations. The total consideration for the day's repurchases amounted to approximately £7.669 million and HK$49.6964 million, reflecting the bank's continued use of its capital for share buybacks.
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HSBC Holdings (HK0005 / 00005) has announced share repurchases conducted on September 17, 2026, as follows:
- 505,000 shares repurchased for £7.669 million
- 312,400 shares repurchased for HK$49.6964 million
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