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Hong Kong Stock Movement | Eastroc Beverage (09980.HK) fell nearly 4% to a new low, Q2 performance growth slowed, market concerns about the impact of subsequent PET packaging material costs

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17/09/2026
Zhito Finance APP has learned that Eastroc Beverage (09980.HK) fell nearly 4%, touching HK$95.8 intraday, a new low since listing. As of press time, it was down 3.46%, at HK$96.2, with a turnover of HK$64.0952 million.
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