BEKE Adds USD 5.00 Million NYSE Buyback; Cumulative Repurchases Now 15.18 Million Shares, 0.44% of Share Base

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KE Holdings Inc. (BEKE-W) reported to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 9 July 2026 that it repurchased 978,039 Class A ordinary shares on 8 July 2026 via the New York Stock Exchange, paying between USD 5.08 and USD 5.16 per share. The transaction totalled USD 5.00 million and all shares are intended for cancellation.

Including this latest tranche, BEKE has bought back 15.18 million shares since the current mandate was approved on 12 June 2026, utilising 0.44% of the 3.46 billion issued shares outstanding on the mandate date. The authorisation permits repurchases of up to 346.24 million shares.

The company’s issued share capital remains unchanged at 3,326.49 million Class A and 135.95 million Class B ordinary shares (total 3,462.44 million) as of 8 July 2026; repurchased shares have not yet been cancelled and therefore remain outside the share count in the return.

Since 22 May 2026 BEKE has executed 37 separate buyback transactions across the Hong Kong and New York exchanges, covering both Hong Kong dollars and U.S. dollars. Prices have ranged from HKD 36.08 to HKD 45.01 and from USD 4.72 to USD 5.76 per share.

Under Main Board Rule 10.06, BEKE is restricted from issuing new shares or transferring any treasury shares for 30 days following repurchase activities, setting a moratorium period up to 7 August 2026.

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