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アンドン・ヘルス、自社株買い戻し後の株式売却を計画

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-- アンドン・ヘルス(SHE:002432)は、深セン証券取引所への水曜日の提出書類で、自社株買いした929万5000株を集中入札方式で売却する計画を明らかにした。 これらの株式は、中国の医療機器メーカーである同社の発行済み株式総数の2%以下に相当する。 買い戻した株式は6ヶ月以内に売却される予定。 売却益は、製品の研究開発や技術投資を含む事業運営資金に充当される。 同社の株価は直近の取引で2%下落した。

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