Zijin Mining board approves CNY 2.5 billion A-share repurchase plan

Reuters03-22
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/02899">Zijin Mining</a> board approves CNY 2.5 billion A-share repurchase plan
  • Zijin Mining’s board approved a plan to repurchase A shares through centralized price bidding, with a repurchase period of up to 12 months from the approval date.
  • The repurchase budget was set at CNY 1.5 billion to CNY 2.5 billion, funded by the company’s own funds.
  • The repurchase price cap was set at CNY 41.5 per A share.
  • The repurchased shares are intended for an employee stock ownership scheme or share incentive, with unused shares to be canceled if not used within 36 months after completion of the repurchase.
  • The company opened a dedicated repurchase securities account, numbered B884520988.


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