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Flexible PCB maker Flexium Interconnect plans to buy back as many as nine million units of its shares directly from the local stock market within the next two months, to be distributed to employees, according to Digitimes.
The company saw its revenues decline 26.1% sequentially and 3.5% on year to NT$1.811 billion ($56.57 million) in November after its monthly figures hit a record high in October.
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