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On May 16, Yum China (09987.HK) spent HK$4.663 million to repurchase 13,500 shares.

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18/05/2025
Zhixun Financial News APP reported that Yum China Holdings (09987.HK) announced that on May 16, 2025, it will spend $2.4 million to repurchase 54,000 shares and 4.663 million Hong Kong dollars to repurchase 13,500 shares.
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