360 shareholders vote 'yes' on repurchase agreement with Opera
OSLO, Norway, Oct. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Opera Limited (NASDAQ: OPRA) ("Opera"), one of the world's major browser developers and a leading internet consumer brand, today announced that the shareholders of 360 Security Technology Inc. (601360:CH) (hereinafter, "360") have approved the previously announced share repurchase agreement between Opera and its pre-IPO shareholder Qifei International Development Co. Ltd., a 360 subsidiary. Following the transaction, 360 will no longer be a shareholder in Opera.
Opera will update the market once the transaction is closed, which is expected to take place within 10 business days.
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