On June 22, KE Holdings (02423.HK) fell 3.22% in regular trading, trading at 38.02 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 95.88 million HKD. The decline comes amid continued weakness across the real estate services sector.
On the news front, the broader real estate services sector remained under pressure, with China Overseas Property down 3.12%, Midland Holdings down 2.37%, and multiple peers posting losses. KE Holdings has been in a sustained pullback since June 16, when shares traded at 42.16 HKD, representing a cumulative decline of approximately 10% over the past week.
Notably, the company has actively conducted share buybacks in recent sessions, repurchasing approximately 1.73 million shares between June 16 and 18 for a total of around $9 million USD, signaling management confidence in current valuations. However, the buyback program has yet to provide effective price support in the short term. Meanwhile, some investment banks maintain buy ratings on the stock, with one institution setting a target price of 60.00 HKD.
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