Should Onewo’s New 10% Share Buyback Plan Shape Capital Allocation Views for (SEHK:2602) Investors?

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  • In November 2025, Onewo Inc. (SEHK:2602) began repurchasing its own shares under a shareholder-approved mandate allowing buybacks of up to 115,649,292 H shares, or 10% of its issued share capital, using funds available under PRC and other applicable laws.
  • This sizeable authorization gives management meaningful flexibility to retire shares, which can lift net asset value per share and earnings per share over time.
  • We will now examine how the commencement of this sizeable share repurchase program shapes Onewo’s investment narrative and capital allocation approach.

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What Is Onewo's Investment Narrative?

To own Onewo, you need to believe its steady, if unspectacular, revenue and earnings growth can compound alongside disciplined capital returns. The new buyback mandate, allowing repurchases of up to 10% of H shares, sits alongside a generous but thinly covered dividend and comes after the share price has lagged both the Hong Kong market and domestic real estate peers. In the near term, the commencement of this larger program could support sentiment and slightly sharpen key catalysts around improving earnings quality, capital efficiency and closing the gap to analyst fair value. That said, it does not fundamentally alter the biggest risks: low margins, relatively high valuation multiples versus peers and ongoing insider selling. The buyback helps the equity story, but it does not rewrite it.

However, the gap between the dividend payout and earnings coverage is something investors should not ignore. Despite retreating, Onewo's shares might still be trading above their fair value and there could be some more downside. Discover how much.

Exploring Other Perspectives

SEHK:2602 Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Dec 2025
The Simply Wall St Community’s single fair value estimate clusters around HK$62.70, implying a very large upside from today’s price. Yet recent underperformance and thin margins remind you to weigh capital return policies against core profitability before deciding how much that upside really matters.

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