KE Holdings (BEKE-W) Repurchases 10.81 Million Shares; Outstanding Share Count Unchanged at 3.33 Billion

Bulletin Express06-24 19:44

KE Holdings Inc. filed a Next Day Disclosure Return on 24 June 2026, confirming that its issued Class A WVR ordinary shares remained at 3.33 billion as of the same date. Including 135.95 million Class B shares, total issued capital stands at 3.46 billion shares.

From 22 May to 24 June 2026 the company bought back 10.81 million Class A shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange that have not yet been cancelled. Transaction prices ranged from HKD 38.19 to HKD 45.01 in Hong Kong and USD 4.89 to USD 5.76 in New York.

Latest individual trades: • 23 June 2026: 706,239 shares repurchased on the NYSE at USD 4.89–4.98, costing USD 3.50 million. • 24 June 2026: 339,400 shares repurchased on HKEX at HKD 37.82–38.76, costing HKD 12.99 million.

Under the shareholder mandate granted on 12 June 2026, KE Holdings is authorised to repurchase up to 346.24 million shares. To date, 4.15 million shares—equivalent to 0.12 % of the issued share base at the mandate date—have been repurchased under this authorisation.

Because of the latest buybacks, the company is subject to a 30-day moratorium on issuing new shares or transferring treasury shares, lasting until 23 July 2026 for the 23 June purchase and 24 July 2026 for the 24 June purchase.

The filing was signed by Joint Company Secretary Siting Li.

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