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The total amount of share buybacks in 2023 by companies listed on the Tokyo bourse is likely to come close to last year's record level of 9.2 trillion yen ($66.1 billion), a recent survey by a major securities brokerage firm found.
The total amount of share buybacks in 2023 by companies listed on the Tokyo bourse is likely to come close to last year's record level of 9.2 trillion yen ($66.1 billion), a recent survey by a major securities brokerage firm found.