BSI: Board resolution on holding annual general meeting

Live Quote: On

My Page | Contact Us

Investing Tools

Useful Links

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 5:09:00 PM - Markets open

VN-INDEX

1,768.62

-9.11/-0.51%

HNX-INDEX

271.64

+1.73/+0.64%

UPCOM-INDEX

126.31

+0.81/+0.65%

BSI: Board resolution on holding annual general meeting

HOSE - 5/6/2022 6:22:00 PM

(0 ratings. You must sign in to rate.)

Print |

Add To Favorites |

Email |

RSS

The Board of Directors of Beta Securities Incorporation approved the plan for holding the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders as follows:

- Record date: May 25, 2022

- Meeting date: to be decided by the Board of Directors.

- Meeting venue: to be decided by the Board of Directors.

Newer News
16:51	HOSE: Proprietary trading (30 Sep 2026)
16:49	HOSE: Change of limitation of warrant’s represented shares
09:18	HOSE: Foreign Investors Shareholding Data 30 Sep 2026
29/09	HOSE: ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT DATE AND THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE VNX-INDEX SERIES
29/09	HOSE: Disclosure of VNPRIVGRO Index
29/09	HOSE: Ground rules for VNPRIVGRO
29/09	HOSE: Ground rules
29/09	HOSE: Restructuring Index Ground Rules
29/09	HOSE: Proprietary trading (29 Sep 2026)
29/09	HOSE: Change of limitation of warrant’s represented shares

Older News
06/05	PSI: Chairman of BOD appointment
06/05	HBS: Personnel change
06/05	PSI: List of members of BOD and Supervisory Board
06/05	PHS: PHS as trading member of VNX
05/05	PINETREE SECURITIES: Minutes and Resolution on the AGM 2022
05/05	HOSE: Foreign Investors Shareholding Data 05 May 2022
05/05	HOSE: Foreign Investors Shareholding Data 04 May 2022
05/05	FPTS: Change in Personnel
05/05	BVSC: Change in Personnel
05/05	HDS: Changes in 3rd Business Registration Certificate

Newsletter Signup

Top Stories

	Vingroup, Vinhomes drive most of stock market's value gains in H1
	MSCI keeps Việt Nam off upgrade watch list
	VN-Index returns to 1,800 point-level
	VN-Index closes the week on positive note
	Officials say real estate credit tightening not clampdown on lending