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Last week was a quiet trading week in Hong Kong, with just half the normal daily volumes traded as a result of a 7-day national holiday in China.
Still, some companies took the opportunity to repurchase their own shares, many of which are suffering from a sharp sell-off as part of a broad decline among China stocks this year.
Corporate stock repurchases are often seen as a bullish proxy for investors since it indicates a company’s management thinks the shares are too cheap to resist snapping up.
The following are top 5 stock repurchasers in Hong Kong in order of the largest first (all amounts converted into USD):
On US exchanges, $19 billion infrastructure firm KE Holdings Inc (NYSE:BEKE) and $220 billion tech giant Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE:BABA) also made similarly large purchases of their own ADRs.