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DNSE: Holding AGM 2022

HOSE - 3/31/2022 3:23:00 PM

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DNSE Securities Joint Stock Company announces the holding of Annual General Meeting 2022 as follows:

- Meeting time: 9:00, April 19, 2022

- Meeting venue: Floor 6^th, Pax Sky Building, 63-65 Ngo Thoi Nham, Hai Ba Trung, Ha Noi.

To see documents, please visit website at: www.dnse.com.vn

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