Midea Group Executes RMB150.00 million A-Share Buyback; Issues 0.28 million New Shares via Option Exercises

Bulletin Express05-28

Midea Group Co., Ltd. disclosed a series of equity movements dated 28 May 2026 involving a share repurchase and the exercise of employee stock options. Key figures are as follows:

• Share repurchase: The company bought back 1.90 million A-shares on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange at prices ranging from RMB78.64 to RMB79.60, spending RMB150.00 million. The repurchased shares, representing 0.0277 % of the prior outstanding share count, are being held as treasury stock.

• Option exercises: Employees (excluding directors) exercised 152,643 options under the Eighth Stock Option Incentive Plan at an exercise price of RMB70.29 and 122,875 options under the Ninth Stock Option Incentive Plan at RMB45.16, adding a combined 275,518 new shares to the company’s issued share capital.

• Share capital changes: – Issued shares (excluding treasury) fell by 1.62 million to 6.84 billion. – Treasury shares increased to 122.15 million. – Total issued shares (including treasury) edged up by 0.28 million to 6.96 billion.

All transactions were authorised by the board and complied with applicable listing regulations and domestic repurchase rules. No shares repurchased on 28 May 2026 have been cancelled to date, and the company did not sell any treasury shares during the period.

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