Keep Inc. Buys Back 0.20 Million Shares for HK$0.49 Million; Outstanding Share Count Drops to 502.07 Million

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Keep Inc. (HKEX: 03650) continued its share repurchase programme on 8 June 2026, buying back 200,000 ordinary shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices ranging from HK$2.38 to HK$2.46. The volume-weighted average repurchase price was HK$2.43 per share, bringing total consideration to approximately HK$0.49 million.

The transaction, executed under the general mandate granted on 4 June 2026, reduced Keep’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) by 0.04% to 502.07 million shares. Treasury stock rose to 8.20 million shares, equivalent to 1.61% of the company’s 510.28 million total issued shares.

Cumulative repurchases awaiting cancellation now stand at 3.53 million shares—about 0.70% of the current issued share base. These pending cancellations stem from 24 on-market buybacks executed between 6 January and 15 April 2026 at prices ranging from HK$2.91 to HK$3.92 per share.

Under the existing mandate, Keep Inc. is authorised to repurchase up to 50.24 million shares. To date, 0.34 million shares (0.07% of the authorised limit) have been bought back, leaving substantial headroom for further repurchases. In line with Hong Kong listing rules, the company is restricted from issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 8 July 2026.

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