POP MART Executes 350,000-Share Buyback, Lifts Mandate Usage to 2.72 Million Shares

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POP MART INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED (POP MART) filed a Next Day Disclosure Return with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 6 November 2026, detailing the latest movement under its current share-repurchase programme.

On 6 November 2026, the company repurchased 350,000 ordinary shares on the Exchange at prices ranging between HKD 140.50 and HKD 142.70 per share, spending HKD 49.54 million. The shares, earmarked for cancellation, represent approximately 0.03% of POP MART’s 1.33 billion issued shares.

Including this transaction, POP MART has bought back 2.72 million shares since 29 October 2026 at volume-weighted average prices of HKD 129.18, HKD 134.37, HKD 135.84, HKD 137.38 and HKD 141.56 per share on the respective purchase dates. The cumulative outlay for these five trading sessions amounts to roughly HKD 363 million, equivalent to 0.20% of the company’s outstanding shares at the time the current mandate was approved on 13 May 2026.

No new shares were issued during the period, leaving the company’s issued share capital unchanged at 1.33178 billion shares with zero treasury shares. Under the existing mandate, POP MART is authorised to repurchase up to 134.10 million shares; the shares bought to date utilise about 2.0% of that limit.

In line with Hong Kong Listing Rule 10.06(3)(a), POP MART is subject to a moratorium on issuing, selling or transferring shares until 6 December 2026.

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