Xiaomi Discloses Minor Share Issuance and Ongoing Buybacks; 83.91 Million Shares Await Cancellation

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Xiaomi Corporation filed a Next Day Disclosure Return on 16 June 2026 outlining incremental share movements and continued on-market repurchases.

New Shares Issued • Between 12–16 June 2026, 186,400 Class B weighted-voting-rights (WVR) ordinary shares were issued under employee share schemes at HK$1.85–2.70 per share. • The issuance lifted the Class B share count from 21.387120484 billion to 21.387306884 billion, an increase of just 0.0009 %. • Total issued share capital (Class A + Class B) now stands at 25.840886 billion shares.

Repurchase Activity • On 16 June 2026, the company bought back 4.00 million Class B shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at HK$25.52–25.84, spending HK$102.63 million. • Cumulative buybacks executed under the mandate granted on 2 June 2026 amount to 26.10 million shares, equal to 0.10 % of shares outstanding on the mandate date. • Including earlier transactions, 83.91 million repurchased shares remain outstanding pending cancellation, representing roughly 0.32 % of Xiaomi’s issued share capital.

Mandate and Moratorium • The current share-repurchase mandate authorises the company to buy back up to 2.58 billion shares. • In line with listing rules, Xiaomi cannot issue, sell or transfer shares until 16 July 2026, being 30 days after the latest buyback.

All transactions were authorised by the board and executed in compliance with Hong Kong listing regulations.

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