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A company official said the decision to narrow down the IPO price range had nothing to do with demand, pointing out that the company’s international roadshow has been warmly welcomed by foreign investors.
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A company official said the decision to narrow down the IPO price range had nothing to do with demand, pointing out that the company’s international roadshow has been warmly welcomed by foreign investors.
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