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HK Exchange says 17 firms buy back shares =2

Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:24pm EST

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 I-CABLE            18/12/07      147,000  HK$1.55    HK$1.52
 Communications Ltd (1097.HK)
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 IPE Group Ltd      18/12/07      135,000  HK$0.99    HK$0.97
 (0929.HK)
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 Mingyuan Medicare  18/12/07      500,000  HK$1.16    HK$1.14
 Development Co Ltd (0233.HK)
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 National           18/12/07      300,000  HK$0.62    HK$0.62
 Electronics Holdings Ltd (0213.HK)
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 NetDragon Websoft  18/12/07      116,500  HK$14.48   HK$14.16
 Inc. 8288.HK
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 Perfectech Int'l   18/12/07      320,000  HK$0.90    HK$0.89
 Holdings Ltd (0765.HK)
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 Regal Hotels       18/12/07    3,270,000  HK$0.57    HK$0.56
 International Holdings Ltd (0078.HK)
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 SmarTone Telecom-  18/12/07      202,000  HK$7.29    --
 munications Holdings Ltd (0315.HK)
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 TCL Multimedia     18/12/07      500,000  HK$0.435   HK$0.43
 Technology Holdings Ltd (1070.HK)
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 Tongda Group       18/12/07      740,000  HK$0.322   HK$0.315
 Holdings Ltd (0698.HK)
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 Wing Lee Holdings  18/12/07      292,000  HK$0.76    HK$0.75
 Ltd (0876.HK)
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 (Reporting by Raymond Leung)

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