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L10: Holding AGM 2020

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On May 08, 2020, Lilama 10 Joint Stock Company announces the holding of Annual General Meeting 2020 as follows:

- Meeting time: 8:30, May 23, 2020

- Meeting venue: Floor 16^th, Lilama 10 Building, To Huu Street, Trung Van Ward, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi.

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