Scholar Education Trustee Adds Shares for Award Scheme as Board Signals Undervaluation

Scholar Education Group ( (HK:1769) ) has shared an announcement.

Scholar Education Group has disclosed that the trustee of its share award scheme purchased 200,000 shares on the market on 24 April 2026, representing about 0.03% of issued share capital, at an average price of roughly HK$1.69, for a total consideration of around HK$337,000. Following the transaction, the trustee holds 9,602,000 shares, or about 1.43% of the company, which will be used for future grants to selected participants under the scheme.

The board stated that the current share price significantly undervalues the company’s underlying value and described the repurchase as a good opportunity to accumulate shares for incentive awards, signaling management’s confidence in the firm’s business outlook and prospects. The company plans to keep monitoring market conditions and its trading price and may instruct the trustee to undertake further share purchases for the scheme, with the board retaining full discretion over the size and vesting conditions of future awards to participants.

More about Scholar Education Group

Scholar Education Group is a Hong Kong‑listed education services provider incorporated in the Cayman Islands and traded on the Main Board under stock code 1769. The group operates in the education sector, focusing on learning and tutoring services, and uses equity‑based incentive schemes to attract, retain, and motivate key employees and participants in its business.

Average Trading Volume: 866,135

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: HK$1.13B

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