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Haidilao Billionaire’s $350 Million Surprise Sale Sinks Shares

The founding family behind China’s biggest chain of hotpot restaurants sought to sell up to $353 million shares, sending the firm’s shares down as much as 12%, the lowest level since March 2022.

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