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CSV: Resolution on the dividend payment

HSX - 11/27/2018 2:39:00 PM

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The Board of Directors approved to pay for the second phase of 2018 dividend in cash:

- Record date: December 07, 2018

- Payment date: December 25, 2018

- Dividend pay-out ratio: 10%/ par value (VND1,000/ share)

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