Baozun Buys Back 44,625 WVR Shares on Nasdaq, Lifts Treasury Stock to 13.37 Million

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Baozun Inc., the Cayman-incorporated e-commerce enabler with weighted voting right (WVR) ordinary shares listed in Hong Kong and on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, reported a fresh share repurchase on 8 October 2026.

On that date, Baozun acquired 44,625 Class A WVR ordinary shares on Nasdaq at prices ranging between USD 1.08 and USD 1.14, translating to a volume-weighted average cost of USD 1.09 per share and an aggregate outlay of USD 0.05 million. All repurchased shares were retained as treasury stock.

Capital structure impact: • Issued shares (excluding treasury) declined to 160.91 million from 160.96 million, a 0.03% reduction. • Treasury shares rose to 13.37 million from 13.33 million. • Total issued share count remained unchanged at 174.28 million.

Repurchase programme status: • The 8 October transaction brings cumulative buybacks under the 16 June 2026 shareholder mandate to 399,804 shares, equivalent to 0.23% of the shares outstanding on the mandate date. • The board is authorised to repurchase up to 17.44 million shares, leaving capacity of roughly 17.04 million shares. • In line with Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules, Baozun is subject to a moratorium on new share issues or treasury-share disposals until 7 November 2026.

Chairman and CEO Vincent Wenbin Qiu confirmed that the repurchases complied with all relevant regulatory requirements on both the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.

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