Kanzhun: Share Capital Steady at 837.54 Million; 2.98 Million Shares Bought Back Under Ongoing Mandate

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Kanzhun Limited (BOSS ZHIPIN-W) submitted a Next Day Disclosure Return on 26 March 2026, confirming that its issued share capital remained unchanged during the reporting period. As of the market close on 25 March 2026, the company had 837.54 million Class A ordinary shares outstanding.

The latest repurchase activity occurred on 25 March 2026, when Kanzhun bought back 748,460 shares on the Nasdaq Global Select Market at prices ranging from USD 6.61 to USD 6.82, for a total consideration of USD 5.00 million.

Including this transaction, shares repurchased but not yet cancelled since 20 March 2026 total 2.98 million, equivalent to 0.32 % of the share count authorised at the time of the repurchase mandate (27 June 2025). The current mandate allows the company to repurchase up to 91.61 million shares, leaving substantial headroom for further buybacks. Under Hong Kong listing rules, Kanzhun may not issue new shares for 30 days following the repurchase, setting a moratorium through 24 April 2026.

Additionally, 2.59 million Class A ordinary shares remain on deposit for future American Depositary Share (ADS) issuances tied to employee share-incentive plans.

No treasury shares were sold, transferred, or cancelled during the period, and all repurchase actions complied with Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations and applicable U.S. market rules.

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