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China Communications Construction (01800.HK) allocated 8.8385 million yuan on November 10 to repurchase 1 million A-shares.

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10/11/2025
The Zhifintong Financial APP News reports that China Communications Construction (01800.HK) announced on November 10, 2025 that the company will spend 8.8385 million yuan to repurchase 1 million A-shares.
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