Yunji Buys Back 9,500 H-Shares; Outstanding Shares Dip 0.015% to 62.58 Million

Bulletin Express05-21

Beijing Yunji Technology Co., Ltd. (abbreviated “Yunji”) disclosed a next-day return showing a repurchase of 9,500 H-shares on 21 May 2026.

The buyback, executed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, was completed within a price range of HKD 305.00–315.80 per share, for a total outlay of HKD 2.94 million. Based on the aggregate cost, the volume-weighted average price stood at HKD 309.59.

After the transaction, Yunji’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) fell from 62.59 million to 62.58 million, a reduction of 0.015%. Treasury shares rose from 13,300 to 22,800, leaving the overall issued share count unchanged at 62.60 million. All 9,500 repurchased shares are being held in treasury; none have been cancelled.

The repurchase forms part of a mandate approved on 26 December 2025 that authorises Yunji to buy back up to 6.26 million shares. Including the latest purchase, the company has bought back 22,800 shares under this mandate—0.033% of the issued shares as of the mandate date.

In accordance with Hong Kong listing rules, Yunji is subject to a moratorium on issuing new shares or disposing of treasury shares until 20 June 2026. The board confirmed that the transaction complied with all applicable regulations and that the required funds have been fully settled.

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