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Li Auto Repurchases 571,300 Hong Kong Shares for HKD 26.66 Million

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Li Auto-W bought back 571,300 shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on September 10, 2026, at prices between HKD 46.420 and HKD 47.000, spending HKD 26.6577 million. The stock closed at HKD 46.480, down 2.39%, with turnover of HKD 373 million. The company has completed 28 buybacks in 2026, repurchasing 48.8349 million shares for a cumulative HKD 2.558 billion.

Li Auto-W disclosed a buyback announcement on September 10, 2026, repurchasing 571,300 shares at prices ranging from HKD 46.420 to HKD 47.000 per share, for a total of HKD 26.6577 million. The stock closed at HKD 46.480 that day, down 2.39%, with full-day turnover of HKD 373 million. The repurchase involved 571,300 shares, with a maximum price of HKD 47.000 and a minimum price of HKD 46.420.

Since the start of 2026, Li Auto-W has conducted 28 buybacks in total, repurchasing 48.8349 million shares for a cumulative amount of HKD 2.558 billion. Details disclosed in the announcement show buybacks of 24,400 shares on March 25, 2026; 610,000 shares on March 26; 610,000 shares on March 27; 1.0437 million shares on March 30; and 640,000 shares on March 31. Multiple buybacks also occurred between June 2 and June 30. The company repurchased 597,500 shares on August 31, 1.0915 million shares on September 1, 1.5619 million shares on September 2, 313,400 shares on September 3, 539,100 shares on September 8, and 571,300 shares on September 10. The price range for these repurchases covered HKD 44.680 to HKD 71.100.

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Automotive · 8.3

New Energy Vehicles

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neutral
Intensity
20
Confidence
60%
Horizon
Short term
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