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DGC: Change in Personnel

HOSE - 3/14/2022 12:07:00 PM

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Duc Giang Chemicals Group Joint Stock Company announces the change in personnel as follows:

Appointment:

- Mr. Luu Bach Dat

- Newly appointed position: Deputy CEO of Duc Giang Chemicals Group Joint Stock Company

- Effective date: March 07, 2022.

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