On September 1, BEKE-W declined 3.06% in regular trading, trading at 45.38 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 19.57 million HKD. The pullback comes amid investor divergence over the company's first-half results and profit-taking pressure following a policy-driven rally.

BEKE-W previously reported H1 results showing net revenue of 43.4 billion yuan, down 12% year-over-year, while adjusted net profit surged 49.2% to 4.796 billion yuan, presenting a notable revenue-profit divergence. In Q2, the platform recorded GTV of 933.8 billion yuan, up 6.3% year-over-year, with secondhand housing transaction volume rising 25%. The adjusted operating margin reached 14.6%, improving 8.5 percentage points. Multiple brokerages including Goldman Sachs, Citi, and CLSA maintained buy ratings, with Citi raising its target price to 75.4 HKD.

On August 28, a major housing credit reform policy jointly issued by the central bank and financial regulators had driven BEKE-W shares up nearly 6%, creating short-term profit-taking pressure. Meanwhile, the company has maintained a steady buyback pace, repurchasing approximately 2 million USD in shares daily throughout August, with cumulative buybacks reaching roughly 2.99 billion USD since the program launched.

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