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Standard Chartered Group (02888.HK) spent GBP 8.2792 million to repurchase 356,900 shares on September 17.

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18/09/2026
Zhitong Finance APP News, Standard Chartered Group (02888.HK) announced that on September 17, 2026, the company spent 8.2792 million pounds to repurchase 356,900 shares.
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Chaozhou Eye Ophthalmology (02219.HK) repurchased 300,000 shares for approximately HK$734,600 on September 18.
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Haier Smart Home (06690.HK) repurchased 300,000 shares for HK$6.1979 million on September 18.
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Want Want China (00151.HK) spent HK$9.8732 million to repurchase 3.5 million shares on September 18.
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Truly International Holdings (00732.HK) spent HK$793,700 to repurchase 1 million shares on September 18.
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According to reports from Reuters and several other media outlets on the 17th, considering factors such as privacy and security, Australia plans to ban the use of smart glasses equipped with cameras in federal government workplaces. In addition, the Australian government will convene a roundtable meeting with several major companies operating in Australia, including Microsoft, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and Telstra, to hold consultations on norms for the use of artificial intelligence in the workplace. (Xinhua News Agency).
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