Keep Inc. Buys Back 0.30 Million Shares, Treasury Stock Climbs to 2.39 Million

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Keep Inc. (HKEX: 03650) disclosed that it repurchased 300,000 ordinary shares on 24 April 2026 via on-exchange transactions at prices ranging from HKD 2.90 to HKD 2.96 per share, paying an aggregate HKD 0.88 million.

\n\nFollowing the transaction, issued shares outstanding (excluding treasury shares) fell to 507.89 million, representing a 0.06% reduction from the previous day, while treasury shares increased to 2.39 million. Total issued share capital remains unchanged at 510.28 million shares.

\n\nUnder the current shareholder mandate granted on 25 June 2025, Keep Inc. is authorised to repurchase up to 51.44 million shares. To date, 6.56 million shares—about 1.28% of the company’s issued share count at the mandate date—have been bought back.

\n\nRepurchases recorded earlier in 2026 but not yet cancelled amount to 3.52 million shares, acquired at prices between HKD 2.91 and HKD 3.92 per share. These shares, once cancelled, will further reduce the company’s outstanding share capital.

\n\nUnder Hong Kong Listing Rules, Keep Inc. cannot issue new shares or sell treasury shares until 24 May 2026, 30 days after the latest buyback. Chairman and CEO Wang Ning confirmed that all repurchases complied with applicable regulations.

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