CCCC(SH:601800) Zheng Quan Zhi Xing·2025-05-30 10:59Core Viewpoint - China Communications Construction Company plans to repurchase its A-shares to enhance shareholder value and stabilize its stock price, with a total fund allocation between RMB 5 billion and RMB 10 billion [1][3][5]. Summary by Sections Repurchase Plan Overview - The repurchase will involve ordinary shares (A-shares) and aims to reduce registered capital [1][3]. - The repurchase will be conducted through centralized bidding on the Shanghai Stock Exchange [3][4]. - The maximum repurchase price is set at RMB 13.58 per share, which is 150% of the average trading price over the previous 30 trading days [1][5]. Financial Details - The total funds allocated for the repurchase will be no less than RMB 5 billion and no more than RMB 10 billion [1][5]. - The estimated number of shares to be repurchased ranges from approximately 4.545 million shares (at the lower limit) to 9.091 million shares (at the upper limit) [5][6]. Implementation Timeline - The repurchase period will last for 12 months from the date the shareholders' meeting approves the plan [1][4]. - If the company’s stock is suspended for more than 10 consecutive trading days due to major events, the repurchase timeline will be adjusted accordingly [4]. Purpose and Impact - The primary purpose of the repurchase is to enhance investor confidence and stabilize the company's market value [3][7]. - The repurchased shares will be fully canceled, thereby reducing the company's registered capital [8]. Compliance and Governance - The repurchase plan has been approved by the board and will be submitted for shareholder approval [2][3]. - The company assures that there are no plans for stock reduction by major shareholders or executives in the next six months [1][7]. Legal and Regulatory Considerations - The repurchase will comply with relevant regulations, including the rules for share repurchase and self-regulatory guidelines from the Shanghai Stock Exchange [2][3]. - The company will notify creditors and follow legal procedures to protect their interests during the capital reduction process [8][9].