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DPM: Change of personnel

HOSE - 6/22/2020 11:05:00 AM

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Petrovietnam Fertilizer And Chemicals Corporation announced personnel change as follows:

- Member of the BODs Nguyen Hong Vinh retires from May 01, 2020.

- Approving to appoint Mr. Trinh Van Khiem as a member of the BODs in 05 years (2020-2025).

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