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Dalipal Holdings (01921.HK) repurchased 452,000 shares for HK$1,506,570 on September 14.

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14/09/2026
Zhitong Finance APP News, Dalipal Holdings (01921.HK) announced that on September 14, 2026, it spent HK$1,506,570 to repurchase 452,000 shares.
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