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Jardine Matheson to buy back $500M in shares

Jardine Matheson to buy back $500M in shares
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 16 June 2026, 05:14 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 16th, 2026 Jardine Matheson to buy back $500M in shares Lincoln Pan, CEO at Jardine Matheson Holdings, discusses the group's strategic blueprint that includes a share buyback, boosting returns and adding exposure to developed markets. He speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show."

Jun 16th, 2026 Jardine Matheson to buy back $500M in shares Lincoln Pan, CEO at Jardine Matheson Holdings, discusses the group's strategic blueprint that includes a share buyback, boosting returns and adding exposure to developed markets. He speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show." [Image text:] LIVE 9:40am Lincoln Pan JARDINE MATHESON HOLDINGS CEO Bloomberg JARDINE TARGETSATLEAST 9%PER The China Show ANNUM5YTOTALHOLDERRETURN
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