Meitu Executes HK$80.16 Million Buy-back in April, Outstanding Shares Trimmed to 4.55 Billion

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Meitu, Inc. filed its Monthly Return for April 2026, detailing active share repurchases and an unchanged authorised share capital position.

Authorised Capital • Authorised share capital remained at 6.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of US$0.00001 each, equivalent to US$60,000; no changes were recorded during the month.

Issued vs. Treasury Shares • Total issued shares stayed at 4.59 billion. • Shares in public hands (excluding treasury) fell by 18.70 million to 4.55 billion, while treasury shares increased by the same amount to 35.29 million. • Treasury stock now represents roughly 0.77% of total issued shares. • The company confirmed compliance with the Main Board’s minimum 25% public-float requirement.

April Share Repurchases • Six on-market buy-backs were executed between 1 April and 28 April 2026. • Aggregate repurchases: 18.70 million shares at an average price of HK$4.29 per share. • Estimated total consideration: HK$80.16 million.

Share Option Activity • Pre-IPO Employees’ Share Option Plan: 1.35 million options outstanding; no exercises or cancellations occurred, and no new shares were issued under the scheme.

Filing Details • Monthly Return submitted on 6 May 2026 by Company Secretary Ngan King Leung Gary.

The latest repurchase programme modestly reduces Meitu’s free-float share count while preserving ample headroom under its authorised capital limit.

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