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Yong'an Futures (600927.SH) overseas subsidiary obtains membership qualification from the ABES Exchange.

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24/06/2026
Zhtng Cijng APP news, Yong'an Futures (600927.SH) announced that on June 24, 2026, its overseas wholly-owned subsidiary, Yong'an International Finance (Singapore) Limited (referred to as "Yong'an Singapore"), received a notification from the ABAXX Exchange that Yong'an Singapore will be granted clearing membership qualification on June 29, 2026, allowing it to directly conduct clearing business with the ABAXX Exchange for derivative trading and act as an agent for related clearing activities.
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