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UBOX Online (02429.HK) spent HKD 109,900 to repurchase 55,500 shares on September 16.

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16/09/2026
Zhito Finance APP News: Ubox Online (02429.HK) announced that on September 16, 2026, the company repurchased 55,500 shares for HK$109,900.
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