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RIGHTMOVE PLC - Transaction in Own Shares

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17 March 2023

Rightmove plc

Share buy-back programme

Rightmove plc – Transaction in own shares

Rightmove plc (“Rightmove”), announces that today it purchased 135,000 of its 0.1p ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price paid per share of 550.703p. The highest price paid per share was 558.200p and the lowest price paid per share was 545.600p. Rightmove purchased these shares through UBS AG London Branch.

The number of shares purchased represented 0.0164% of the voting rights attributable to the total ordinary shares in issue prior to such purchase. The purchased shares will be cancelled.

Since announcing a share buy-back programme on 28 December 2007, Rightmove has purchased in aggregate 483,052,995 ordinary shares.

The total number of ordinary shares in issue (excluding treasury shares) following this announcement is 823,900,588. Rightmove holds 12,100,497 shares in treasury.

In accordance with Article 5(1)(b) of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 (the Market Abuse Regulation) as amended by The Market Abuse (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (the “UK MAR”), the schedule below contains detailed information about the purchases made by UBS AG London Branch on behalf of the Company as part of the buyback programme.

-Ends-

Contact: Carolyn Pollard, Company Secretary

CompanySecretary@rightmove.co.uk

Schedule of Purchases – Individual Transactions

Number of shares
purchased

Transaction price
(per share)

Time of transaction

Quantity

Price

ExecutionTime

419

546.400

16:13:12

986

546.400

16:11:12

153

546.400

16:11:12

550

546.800

16:10:05

272

546.800

16:10:05

57

546.000

16:05:22

170

546.000

16:05:22

923

546.000

16:05:22

706

546.800

16:02:59

170

546.800

16:02:53

271

546.800

16:02:53

1222

547.600

15:59:42

348

547.800

15:59:14

1032

548.200

15:56:53

1

548.200

15:56:53

1

547.800

15:56:40

115

547.600

15:52:10

975

547.600

15:52:10

1134

547.400

15:51:20

1139

546.800

15:46:00

1154

546.000

15:43:01

1070

546.600

15:38:03

219

546.800

15:34:15

1000

546.800

15:34:15

116

547.400

15:31:59

970

547.400

15:31:59

1004

547.600

15:27:32

127

547.600

15:27:32

517

548.200

15:23:30

506

548.200

15:23:30

180

549.200

15:21:00

875

549.200

15:21:00

1002

549.800

15:18:12

61

548.600

15:15:05

1109

548.600

15:15:05

1080

547.600

15:10:12

1226

547.600

15:10:12

1113

546.800

15:04:07

1221

547.000

15:00:30

19

547.200

14:59:32

1012

547.200

14:59:32

1111

547.400

14:54:57

1050

548.200

14:52:06

32

546.600

14:49:00

991

546.600

14:49:00

953

546.200

14:43:21

250

546.200

14:43:21

32

546.600

14:40:29

1166

546.600

14:40:29

56

547.200

14:37:35

726

547.200

14:37:35

396

547.200

14:37:35

1205

549.600

14:32:51

950

549.800

14:30:43

253

549.800

14:30:43

1132

550.200

14:26:21

990

550.600

14:22:49

1

550.600

14:22:49

1000

550.600

14:22:49

63

550.600

14:22:49

1162

551.600

14:16:53

1082

552.200

14:15:24

1176

551.800

14:12:58

52

551.000

14:08:52

170

551.000

14:08:52

783

551.000

14:08:52

634

550.600

14:07:58

218

550.600

14:07:58

290

550.600

14:07:54

1144

550.400

14:02:04

593

550.800

14:02:04

508

550.800

14:02:04

912

549.200

13:59:32

135

549.200

13:59:32

57

548.400

13:55:42

50

548.400

13:55:04

147

548.400

13:55:04

800

548.400

13:54:32

373

548.400

13:52:40

754

548.400

13:52:40

1170

547.600

13:49:08

474

547.400

13:46:40

737

547.400

13:46:40

16

546.000

13:43:00

1121

546.000

13:43:00

1161

547.400

13:40:39

1141

546.600

13:38:05

81

546.600

13:36:22

275

546.600

13:36:22

537

546.600

13:36:22

136

546.600

13:36:22

1142

546.200

13:32:57

23

546.200

13:32:57

1006

546.200

13:31:31

1033

546.400

13:30:23

999

546.600

13:30:12

1178

545.600

13:22:31

1078

546.000

13:17:19

1203

546.400

13:07:44

368

547.000

12:59:21

783

547.000

12:59:21

1146

545.600

12:49:30

1113

547.400

12:43:06

784

548.800

12:35:09

202

548.800

12:35:09

1101

549.000

12:33:10

1229

548.000

12:27:21

639

548.400

12:19:15

362

548.400

12:19:15

1039

549.400

12:13:34

961

550.600

12:03:25

165

550.600

12:03:25

1096

550.800

11:58:47

1127

551.000

11:51:05

587

550.000

11:38:35

617

550.000

11:38:35

988

550.400

11:35:20

130

551.000

11:25:00

907

551.000

11:25:00

353

551.000

11:17:19

46

551.000

11:17:19

785

551.000

11:17:19

821

550.400

11:06:49

408

550.400

11:06:49

1061

551.200

11:00:03

13

551.800

10:53:44

836

551.800

10:53:44

18

551.800

10:53:44

12

551.800

10:53:44

10

551.800

10:53:29

14

551.800

10:53:29

17

551.800

10:53:29

15

551.800

10:53:29

15

551.800

10:53:29

14

551.800

10:53:29

20

551.800

10:53:29

1115

551.800

10:46:34

251

554.200

10:38:05

943

554.200

10:38:05

1130

554.400

10:32:17

277

554.800

10:24:16

737

554.800

10:24:16

152

554.000

10:18:57

82

554.000

10:18:57

752

554.000

10:18:57

328

553.600

10:15:48

784

553.600

10:15:48

284

553.600

10:15:48

851

553.600

10:15:48

789

554.200

10:15:28

211

554.200

10:15:28

884

554.200

10:15:28

4450

554.200

10:15:27

8071

554.200

10:15:27

9

554.200

10:15:26

203

554.200

10:15:26

318

554.200

10:15:26

1060

553.000

10:05:21

1076

553.400

10:03:48

1043

552.800

09:55:04

185

552.800

09:54:18

423

553.000

09:43:39

784

553.000

09:43:39

990

554.600

09:40:34

74

554.600

09:34:19

1000

554.600

09:34:19

1078

554.600

09:26:04

277

555.600

09:19:20

711

555.600

09:19:20

1035

555.400

09:14:48

1182

555.400

09:08:22

1055

554.800

09:06:22

61

554.800

09:06:22

124

554.800

09:06:22

1000

554.800

09:06:22

713

555.200

08:52:37

244

555.200

08:52:06

211

555.200

08:51:35

272

554.600

08:49:11

866

554.400

08:44:00

274

554.400

08:43:54

36

555.400

08:41:45

1160

555.400

08:41:45

1189

553.200

08:32:58

1095

555.400

08:29:27

1144

555.800

08:29:06

912

555.400

08:22:37

250

555.400

08:22:37

64

555.800

08:17:41

1165

555.800

08:17:41

858

556.200

08:13:49

346

556.200

08:13:49

333

556.400

08:12:51

277

556.400

08:12:51

504

556.400

08:12:51

809

557.600

08:05:55

397

557.600

08:05:55

1038

558.000

08:03:56

457

558.200

08:01:20

664

558.200

08:01:20

8

558.200

08:01:20

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