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This page compiles KANZHUN LIMITED (Nasdaq: BZ; HKEX: 2076) filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, giving investors direct access to the company’s regulatory disclosures. Kanzhun is a foreign private issuer that reports under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and it furnishes information primarily through annual reports on Form 20-F and current reports on Form 6-K.
Through its SEC filings, Kanzhun provides detail on the operations of its BOSS Zhipin online recruitment platform in China, financial performance, risk factors and corporate governance. Recent Form 6-K submissions include press releases for quarterly financial results, which outline revenues, income from operations, net income, cash flows, paid enterprise customer counts and monthly active user metrics. These filings also present non-GAAP measures such as adjusted income from operations and adjusted net income, along with reconciliations to the most directly comparable GAAP figures.
Other 6-K filings cover interim reports, share-related disclosures and corporate actions. Examples include the furnishing of the 2025 interim report, monthly returns for equity issuers and Hong Kong depositary receipts, next day disclosure returns, grants of share awards, and announcements about purchases of shares on market pursuant to post-IPO share schemes. Kanzhun also files notices of board meetings and documents related to its dividend policy and share repurchase activities.
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Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post‑IPO Share Scheme purchased shares on the open market for employee incentives. On February 4, 2026, the trustee bought 342,678 Class A ordinary shares (171,339 ADSs), equal to about 0.04% of issued shares, at an average of US$8.74 per share, funded by the Company’s internal resources.
After this transaction, the trustee held 34,549,594 Class A ordinary shares on trust for eligible participants, to be awarded at the Company’s discretion under the Scheme.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post-IPO Share Scheme purchased Class A ordinary shares on the open market for employee incentives. On February 3, 2026, the trustee bought 326,026 Class A ordinary shares (in the form of 163,013 ADSs), representing approximately 0.03% of the Company’s issued and outstanding shares as of that date.
The purchases were funded by the Company’s internal resources at an average price of US$9.19 per Class A ordinary share. After this transaction, the trustee held 34,206,916 Class A ordinary shares on trust for eligible participants under the scheme.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post-IPO Share Scheme purchased Class A ordinary shares on the open market for employee incentives. On February 2, 2026, the trustee bought 318,406 Class A Ordinary Shares (0.03% of issued shares) at an average price of US$9.40 per share, funded by the Company’s internal resources. These shares are held on trust for eligible participants under the scheme, bringing the trustee’s total holdings to 33,880,890 Class A Ordinary Shares.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post‑IPO Share Scheme bought 321,276 Class A ordinary shares on January 30, 2026, equal to approximately 0.03% of the company’s issued and outstanding shares. The purchases were funded by the company’s internal resources.
The average price paid was US$9.31 per Class A ordinary share. After this transaction, the trustee held 33,562,484 Class A ordinary shares in total for future awards to eligible participants under the scheme, which the company will allocate at its discretion over time.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post-IPO Share Scheme purchased 317,130 Class A ordinary shares (in the form of 158,565 ADSs) on the open market on January 29, 2026. These shares, bought at an average price of US$9.45 per share and funded by the Company’s internal resources, represent approximately 0.03% of Kanzhun’s issued and outstanding shares as of that date. After this transaction, the trustee held 33,241,208 Class A ordinary shares on trust for eligible participants, to be allocated at the Company’s discretion under the scheme.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post-IPO Share Scheme bought 315,908 Class A ordinary shares on January 28, 2026, using the company’s internal funds. These shares, equal to about 0.03% of issued shares, were acquired at an average price of US$9.49 per share.
The shares, in the form of 157,954 American Depositary Shares, are held in trust for eligible participants under the scheme. After this purchase, the trustee held 32,924,078 Class A ordinary shares, which may later be awarded to participants at the company’s discretion.
Kanzhun Limited filed a report describing a small on-market share purchase under its post-IPO share scheme. On January 26, 2026, the scheme trustee bought 137,346 Class A ordinary shares (in the form of 68,673 American Depositary Shares) on the open market, funded by the Company’s internal resources. These shares represent approximately 0.01% of Kanzhun’s issued and outstanding shares as of that date and are held on trust for eligible participants in the scheme.
After this transaction, the trustee held a total of 32,608,170 Class A ordinary shares for the share scheme. The board retains full discretion to decide how many shares will ultimately be awarded to eligible participants over time.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post-IPO Share Scheme purchased Class A ordinary shares on the open market for employee incentives. On January 21, 2026, the trustee bought 317,400 Class A ordinary shares (in the form of 158,700 American Depositary Shares), equal to approximately 0.03% of the Company’s issued and outstanding shares as of that date, at an average price of US$9.44 per Class A ordinary share, using the Company’s internal resources. After this transaction, the trustee held 32,453,914 Class A ordinary shares for eligible participants under the scheme. The Company notes it will periodically decide, at its discretion, how many shares to award to eligible participants.
Kanzhun Limited reported that the trustee of its Post-IPO Share Scheme purchased Class A ordinary shares on the open market for future employee awards. On January 20, 2026, the scheme trustee bought 315,230 Class A Ordinary Shares, equivalent to 157,615 American Depositary Shares, using the Company’s internal resources.
The shares were acquired at an average price of US$9.49 per Class A Ordinary Share, excluding expenses, and represent approximately 0.03% of Kanzhun’s total issued and outstanding shares as of that date. After this purchase, the trustee held 32,136,514 Class A Ordinary Shares on trust for eligible participants. The Company stated it will determine, at its discretion, how many shares to award to participants over time.