Future FinTech Group Appoints Ting (Alina) Ouyang As CFO - SEC Filing
ReutersJun 26, 2025 6:36 PM
June 26 (Reuters) - Future Fintech Group Inc FTFT.O:
FUTURE FINTECH GROUP INC - TING (ALINA) OUYANG APPOINTED AS CFO OF FUTURE FINTECH - SEC FILING
FUTURE FINTECH GROUP INC -ON JUNE 20, FUYOU LI RESIGNS AS CHAIRMAN OF FUTURE FINTECH - SEC FILING
FUTURE FINTECH GROUP INC - DAVID XU APPOINTED AS CHAIRMAN OF FUTURE FINTECH - SEC FILING
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