Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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Fast Food Indonesia, the operator of KFC in the country will allocate around USD 66,000 to buy back up to 200 million of its shares in public circulation in Q2. This move is aimed to halt a plunge in share prices amid growing market concerns over the wider economic impact from the Covid-19 crisis. F...
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