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Express News | Yonyou Network Technology Says Company Decides to Appoint Huang Chenhong as President
Yonyou Network Technology (600588.SH) appointed Huang Chenhong as president.
Yonyou Network Technology (600588.SH) announced that the company's Board of Directors recently received a submission from the company's director and president, Chen Qiangbing...
Yonyou Network Technology (600588.SH): A total of 0.91 million shares have been repurchased.
On January 2, Gelonghui reported that Yonyou Network Technology (600588.SH) announced that in December 2024, the company repurchased a total of 193,790 shares through centralized bidding at a total cost of 2,434,611 yuan. As of December 31, 2024, the cumulative number of shares repurchased by the company was 912,790, accounting for 0.027% of the company's current total share capital, with a highest purchase price of 12.98 yuan/share and a lowest purchase price of 9.96 yuan/share, resulting in a total payment of 10,371,446 yuan (excluding commissions and other transaction costs).
Yonyou Network TechnologyLtd (SHSE:600588) Is Making Moderate Use Of Debt
Yonyou Network Technology (600588.SH): RPA Siasun Robot&Automation can accurately and quickly complete repetitive work based on rules.
On December 16, Glonghui reported that Yonyou Network Technology (600588.SH) stated on the interactive platform that its RPA Siasun Robot & Automation simulates human behavior through software, following predefined rules to assist humans in automatically completing tasks on a computer. RPA robots can accurately and quickly perform repetitive tasks according to rules, reducing human errors, ensuring zero mistakes, improving efficiency, significantly lowering operation costs, and providing mature RPA solutions such as invoice processing, document maintenance, monthly check-ups, batch account closing, cost allocation, and receipt downloading. The company discloses the number of shareholders at the end date in its regular reports.
Yonyou Network TechnologyLtd (SHSE:600588) Shareholders Have Endured a 64% Loss From Investing in the Stock Three Years Ago
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