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Cytek Biosciences Board Approves $50 Million Share Buyback Plan

Jun 6, 2024 6:04 AM

08:42 AM EDT, 06/06/2024 (MT Newswires) -- Cytek Biosciences ( CTKB ) said Thursday that its board has approved up to an aggregate of $50 million share buyback plan, effective until Dec. 31.

The company's shares were up 3.7% in recent Thursday premarket activity.

Price: 5.94, Change: +0.21, Percent Change: +3.66

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