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22.10.26 - 12:00
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SINOPEC SEG Buys Back 3.7845 million Shares on Thu for HKD19.44 million (AAStocks)
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SINOPEC SEG (02386.HK) announced that it repurchased 3.7845 million shares on October 22 at prices ranging from HKD5.02 to HKD5.185 per share, involving approximately HKD19.4376 million. Since the repurchase mandate resolution was approved, the group has cumulatively repurchased 9.365 million shares, accounting for 0.57% of issu......
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24.09.26 - 12:00
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SINOPEC CORP Buys Back 5.434M Shares on Thu for HKD24.3416 million (AAStocks)
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SINOPEC CORP (00386.HK) announced that it repurchased 5.434 million shares on September 24 at a price ranging from HKD4.44 to HKD4.5 per share, involving approximately HKD24.3416 million.(da/)~AASTOCKS Financial NewsWebsite: www.aastocks.comThis article was automatically translated by AI, the Chinese version should be considered......
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23.09.26 - 12:00
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SINOPEC CORP Repurchases 5.434M Shrs for About HKD24.21 million (AAStocks)
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SINOPEC CORP (00386.HK) announced that it repurchased 5.434 million shares on September 23 at a price ranging from HKD4.44 to HKD4.5 per share, involving approximately HKD24.2096 million.Since the repurchase mandate resolution was approved, the group has cumulatively repurchased 123 million shares, accounting for 0.102% of its i......
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22.09.26 - 12:00
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SINOPEC CORP Repurchases 5.24M Shrs on Sep 22 for Approx. HKD23.29M (AAStocks)
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SINOPEC CORP (00386.HK) announced that it repurchased 5.24 million shares on September 22 at prices ranging from HKD4.4 to HKD4.48 per share, involving approximately HKD23.2855 million. Since the repurchase mandate resolution was approved, the group has cumulatively repurchased 118 million shares, representing 0.097% of its issu......
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11.09.26 - 03:15
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Sinopec Sees China Oil Demand Falling 8.9% in 2026 (ZeroHedge)
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Sinopec Sees China Oil Demand Falling 8.9% in 2026
By Charles Kennedy of OilPrice.com
China's Sinopec, the world's top refiner by capacity, expects Chinese oil demand to drop by 8.9% in 2026 from a year earlier amid demand destruction from higher oil prices and the acceleration of electric vehicle adoption.
Oil demand in the world's biggest crude oil importer is expected to drop by 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) on average this year compared to last year, according to estimates by Sinopec's research arm quoted by Reuters.
Gasoline demand is set for an 8.7% decline, while diesel consumption is expected to crash by 11.4%, Sinopec Economics & Development Research Institute says.
The only petroleum product used in transportation that would see an increase is jet fuel, whose demand is expected to increase by 1.3% this year compared to 2025.
The high oil and fuel prices amid the Iran war accelerated the structural shift toward EVs this year, eating into the road transportation fuel demand.
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03.09.26 - 11:00
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SINOPEC SSC Chairman Resigns (AAStocks)
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SINOPEC SSC (01033.HK) announced that it has received the written resignation from Wu Baizhi. Due to work adjustment, Wu resigned from the positions of chairman of the Board, legal representative, executive director, chief officer of the strategy committee and member of the nomination committee of the Board. The Resignation will......
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25.08.26 - 04:45
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World′s Largest Refiner Says China′s Oil Demand "Very Likely Peaked Last Year" (ZeroHedge)
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World's Largest Refiner Says China's Oil Demand "Very Likely Peaked Last Year"
One of the most understated stories of 2026, and the reason why oil (and gas) aren't trading at persistently nosebleed levels (ignore diesel for the time being), has been China's unexpectedly weak oil demand. And while there has been much speculation surrounding the reason for this chronically weak oil demand, ranging from an accelerated - and offsetting - SPR drain, to a dramatic economic slowdown behind the scenes (or even in front of the scenes based on the latest dismal economic data), today for the first time we got a notable justification for this phenomenon coming from none other than the head of the nation's - and world's - largest refiner, who said that China's oil demand probably peaked last year, earlier than previous estimates.
Clean energy development, electrification and low-carbon goals mean that the country's oil demand has probably already crested, Sinopec Chairman Hou Qijun sa...
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