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KE Holdings Inc. filings document the regulatory record of a foreign issuer whose ADSs represent Class A ordinary shares and whose ordinary shares also trade in Hong Kong. The company’s disclosures include Form 20-F annual reporting and Form 6-K current reports covering Beike’s China housing transaction and residential services platform.
The filing record includes Hong Kong exchange monthly returns and next day disclosure returns for WVR ordinary shares, issued-share movements, treasury-share status, public-float confirmations, and share repurchases for cancellation. Other filings cover annual general meeting materials, proxy forms, proposed amendments to the memorandum and articles of association, ESG reporting, board-meeting notices, dividends, governance matters, and annual financial and business disclosures.
KE Holdings Inc. executive director Xu Wangang reported an internal restructuring of his indirect holdings. On April 27, 2026, 7,177,119 Class A ordinary shares indirectly held through GainWell Investment Corp. were transferred to Myriad Talent Investment Limited, an entity wholly owned by him. After the transaction, Xu indirectly holds 11,252,307 Class A ordinary shares via Myriad Talent Investment Limited and 1 share via GainWell Investment Corp.
KE Holdings Inc. is calling an annual general meeting on June 12, 2026 in Beijing to vote on multiple governance and capital management items. Shareholders will consider amendments to the memorandum and articles to align with Hong Kong’s Corporate Governance Code and re-elect three directors.
Resolutions include a general mandate to issue up to 20% of issued shares and a mandate to repurchase up to 10%, with repurchased shares cancellable or held as treasury. As of the latest practicable date, the company had 3,493,775,978 shares outstanding and had already repurchased 66,739,929 Class A shares via ADS buybacks. PwC and PwC Zhong Tian LLP are proposed for re-appointment as auditors with 2026 fees estimated at RMB35.9 million, capped at RMB40.0 million.
KE Holdings Inc. released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance report, outlining how it embeds sustainability into governance, services and operations. Executive remuneration for the Chairman and key leaders is now linked to climate-related targets, and all consumer-facing apps obtained authoritative information security certifications in 2025.
The company expanded consumer protection with “3+3” home transaction service commitments and a renovation fund custody model, now active in 43 cities and adopted by over 90% of users. Talent development intensified, with a full-lifecycle training system for Lianjia agents achieving over 99% coverage and more than 2.89 million learning hours in 2025.
Technology plays a key role: AI-powered BIM design tools cut renovation proposal preparation to 15 minutes from four hours, and an AI home-seeking assistant supports rental customers. KE Holdings also reports a carbon management system with a 95% digitization rate and discloses climate scenario analysis and financial impact assessments in line with new Hong Kong Stock Exchange requirements.
KE Holdings Inc. files its annual Form 20-F, detailing a China-focused housing platform operating through PRC subsidiaries and variable interest entities (VIEs). The VIEs held 42.7% of cash and 11.9% of total assets as of December 31, 2025 but contributed under 1% of net revenues.
The filing explains extensive PRC regulatory risks, including potential invalidation of VIE contracts, evolving data privacy and cybersecurity rules, anti-monopoly enforcement, and new CSRC overseas listing filing requirements. It also discusses HFCAA-related delisting risk if PCAOB access were again restricted.
KE highlights large internal cash flows within its structure and significant shareholder returns via cash dividends, totaling about US$1.3 billion across 2023–2026. The report emphasizes that ADS investors own the Cayman holding company, not equity in the onshore VIEs, and that PRC capital controls and reserve requirements constrain dividend capacity.