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EMC: EMC asks for the extension of submission of financial statements

HOSE - 7/20/2021 11:04:00 AM

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Thu Duc Electro Mechanical Joint Stock Company sent documents to HOSE to ask for the extension of submission for financial statements.

- For the quarterly financial statements: within 20 days (August 09, 2021)

- Reviewed semi-annual financial statements: within 05 days (August 20, 2021).

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