30.09.2024, 19:05

Analysts explain why Air Astana shares do not respond to buyback

ALMATY. Sept 30 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Since the start of the buyback program (the plan was fulfilled by 44%), Air Astana shares have fallen by 12.5% to 836 tenge at the end of trading on KASE on September 27.

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Analysts explain why Air Astana shares do not respond to buyback

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