WeRide completes 8.29 million-share buyback on Nasdaq and HKEX, lifting treasury stock to 20.26 million

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WeRide Inc. (WERIDE-W, 00800) disclosed a fresh round of share repurchases covering two trading sessions on 30–31 March 2026, executed under its existing mandate authorised on 13 March 2026.

• Transaction details – 30 March 2026: 1.08 million American depositary shares repurchased on the Nasdaq Stock Market at a volume-weighted average price of USD 2.37 per share, for a total outlay of USD 2.56 million. – 31 March 2026: 7.21 million shares repurchased on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at a volume-weighted average price of HKD 20.03 per share, costing HKD 144.38 million.

• Aggregate impact – Total shares bought back: 8.29 million. – Aggregate consideration: HKD 164.37 million (Nasdaq portion translated at HKD7.80/USD). – Issued shares (excluding treasury stock) fell from 960.53 million to 952.25 million, a reduction of 0.86%. – Treasury shares rose from 11.97 million to 20.26 million.

• Repurchase capacity – To date, 20.26 million shares have been repurchased under the 102.73 million-share mandate, utilising 19.72% of the authorisation. – A moratorium on new share issues, sales or transfers of treasury shares remains in place until 30 April 2026 in accordance with HKEX rules.

All buybacks were executed in compliance with the Main Board Listing Rules and relevant domestic regulations, according to the company’s filing signed by Joint Company Secretary Wang Liang.

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