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TVT: Board resolution on holding Annual General Meeting

HSX - 3/20/2019 11:23:00 AM

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The Board of Directors of Viet Thang Corporation approved to hold Annual General Meeting 2019 as follows:

- Record date: April 05, 2019

- Meeting date: expected in April 2019

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