Whitefield Industrials Buys Back 9,056 Shares on 9 November 2026 for $44,162.72

Sonal Goyal

10 November 2026 12:56 PM AEDT

Whitefield Industrials Buys Back 9,056 Shares on 9 November 2026 for $44,162.72

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Whitefield Industrials Limited (ASX:WHF) disclosed a daily on-market buy-back notification dated 10 November 2026, confirming the purchase of 9,056 ordinary fully paid shares on 9 November 2026 for a total consideration of AUD 44,162.72, bringing the cumulative total of securities bought back to 990,099.

Key Points

9,056 WHF ordinary fully paid shares were bought back on 9 November 2026 at prices ranging from AUD 4.87 to AUD 4.88 per share
Total consideration paid for shares bought back on the previous day was AUD 44,162.72
Cumulative securities bought back before 9 November 2026 stood at 981,043, with total consideration of AUD 4,636,197.64
The maximum number of securities remaining to be bought back as at end of 9 November 2026 was 11,056,792
The buy-back program runs from 19 August 2026 to 18 August 2027, with brokers Taylor Collison Ltd and Barrenjoey Markets Pty Limited acting on the company's behalf

Daily Buy-Back Transaction Details for 9 November 2026

According to the filing, Whitefield Industrials bought back 9,056 ordinary fully paid shares on 9 November 2026. The highest price paid on that day was AUD 4.88 and the lowest price paid was AUD 4.87, with all consideration payable in Australian dollars. The highest price allowed to be paid by the company on the previous day under ASX listing rule 7.33 was AUD 5.04. The buy-back does not require securityholder approval, and the shares are being bought back for cash consideration.

Cumulative Buy-Back Program Statistics

Prior to 9 November 2026, Whitefield Industrials had bought back a total of 981,043 ordinary fully paid shares for cumulative total consideration of AUD 4,636,197.64. The highest price paid across the entire program to date was AUD 4.97, recorded on 1 September 2026, while the lowest price paid was AUD 4.59, recorded on 15 October 2026. The maximum number of securities proposed to be bought back under the program is 12,046,891, against a total of 121,297,544 ordinary shares on issue.

Buy-Back Program Structure and Timetable

The on-market buy-back program was initially notified on 4 August 2026, with a proposed start date of 19 August 2026 and a proposed end date of 18 August 2027. Taylor Collison Ltd and Barrenjoey Markets Pty Limited are named as the brokers offering to buy back securities on the company's behalf. As at the end of 9 November 2026, the remaining number of securities to be bought back under the stated maximum was 11,056,792. The previous announcement to this update was dated 9 November 2026.

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