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Borouge Discloses Post Share Buy-Back Information
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 30, 2026 10:00PM ET
- The disclosed shares buy-back has resulted in a 0.00% change in the company's shares
In its latest disclosure, Borouge has revealed the details of its post share buy-back activity, indicating a purchase price of 2.55 AED per share. The buy-back has led to a 0.00% change in the company's shares, showcasing the firm's strategic investment decisions in the current market scenario. Investors and analysts are keenly watching Borouge's moves as the company navigates through the dynamic stock market landscape. Stay tuned for more updates on Borouge's financial activities.
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