Meitu Repurchases 4.79 Million Shares, Treasury Stock Climbs to 30.56 Million

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Hong Kong – 13 Apr 2026 – Meitu, Inc. (MEITU) disclosed that it bought back 4.79 million ordinary shares on 13 April 2026 through on-market transactions on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

• Transaction details: The shares were repurchased at prices ranging from HKD 4.11 to HKD 4.20, with a volume-weighted average price of HKD 4.1718. Total consideration was HKD 20.00 million.

• Impact on share capital: The buyback trimmed Meitu’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) by 0.11% to 4.56 billion shares. Correspondingly, treasury shares increased from 25.76 million to 30.56 million, while total issued shares remained unchanged at 4.59 billion.

• Repurchase mandate utilisation: The repurchases form part of the mandate approved on 5 June 2025 authorising the company to buy back up to 456.62 million shares. Cumulative repurchases under this mandate now stand at 30.56 million shares, equivalent to 0.67% of the issued share base on the mandate date.

• Moratorium: In accordance with Hong Kong listing rules, Meitu is restricted from issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 13 May 2026, 30 days after the latest repurchase.

The company confirmed all repurchase transactions were executed in compliance with the Hong Kong Listing Rules and the terms of its previously disclosed explanatory statement.

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