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Max Sight Photo (08483.HK): Li Xiangpu and Yang Lichao to be appointed as executive directors

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25/09/2026
Zhito Finance APP News, Max Sight Group (08483.HK) announced that with effect from October 5, 2026: Mr. Li Xiangpu and Mr. Yang Lichao will be appointed as executive directors; and Mr. Zhong Jin, Mr. Peng Junming, and Ms. Shi De'an will be appointed as independent non-executive directors.
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