YUNJI Repurchases 184,300 H Shares in July, Expanding Treasury Stock to 0.65% of Issued Capital

Bulletin Express08-06 17:03

Beijing Yunji Technology Co., Ltd. (YUNJI) has filed its Monthly Return for the period ended 31 July 2026, confirming a continuation of its share-buyback programme and no change in authorised capital. Key points are as follows:

Share capital structure unchanged

• Authorised/registered share capital remained at 69.75 million ordinary shares with a par value of RMB 1 each, split into 62.60 million H shares and 7.15 million unlisted shares.

Issued vs. treasury shares

• Total issued shares were steady at 62.60 million.

• Issued H shares (excluding treasury shares) declined by 184,300 to 62.19 million.

• Treasury shares rose by an equal 184,300 to 407,200, equivalent to about 0.65% of total issued share capital.

July repurchase activity

• Eleven on-market repurchase transactions were executed between 2 and 16 July 2026.

• Buy-back prices ranged from HKD 151.94 to HKD 246.40 per share.

• Aggregate consideration for the month reached roughly HKD 31.05 million, implying an average repurchase cost of about HKD 168.47 per share.

Public-float compliance

• YUNJI reaffirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Main Board’s minimum public-float requirement of 22.83% as at 31 July 2026.

Unlisted shares stable

• The company’s 7.15 million unlisted ordinary shares were unchanged during the month.

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