More than 200 Hong Kong-listed companies have repurchased their own shares this year, with technology and consumer companies being the most active.

According to Choice data, as of April 27th, there have been over 200 Hong Kong-listed companies that have repurchased shares so far this year. Among them, Tencent Holdings has repurchased shares worth over 10 billion Hong Kong dollars, while companies such as Xiaomi Group-W, ZTO Express-W, AIA Insurance, Zijin Mining, and Pop Mart have repurchased shares worth over 1 billion Hong Kong dollars. Compared to the same period in 2025, the number of Hong Kong-listed companies repurchasing shares this year has slightly increased, but the total repurchase amount has decreased. By industry, companies that are active in repurchases are still concentrated in the technology, finance, consumer, and pharmaceutical sectors.