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HTN: Board resolution on holding Annual General Meeting

HOSE - 4/19/2023 4:50:00 PM

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The Board of Directors of Hung Thinh Incons Joint Stock Company approved to hold Annual General Meeting 2023 as follows:

- Record date: May 08, 2023

- Meeting date: will be notice later

- Meeting venue: will be notice later.

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