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MSB: Change of Branch address

HOSE - 11/8/2022 2:21:00 PM

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Vietnam Maritime Commercial Joint Stock Bank disclosed the change of Hau Giang branch address as follows:

- Old address: 71 street 30/4, area 1, ward 1, Vi Xuyen city, Hau Giang province.

- New address: Floor 1&2, TNL Plaza building, 16A Nguyen Cong Tru street, area 1, ward 1, Vi Xuyen city, Hau Giang province.

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