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LBM: Report on Change in Ownership by Major Shareholders - AFC VF Limited

HOSE - 6/6/2023 2:51:00 PM

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Report on Change in Ownership by Major Shareholders - AFC VF Limited of Lam Dong Minerals and Building Materials Joint Stock Company as follows:

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Newer News
02/07	Vietjet launches new Hà Nội–Chengdu route
02/07	HVN: Vietnam Airlines Inaugurates direct Hà Nội–Milan route
30/06	Vinfast inaugurates electric vehicle plant in Hà Tĩnh
24/06	Vietjet launches direct flights connecting Việt Nam and Russia
24/06	Steel trading businesses struggle as industry giants return
24/06	Over $225 million invested in Becamex VSIP Bình Định Industrial Park’s high-tech projects
24/06	Aviation sector sees solid recovery in first half of 2025
17/06	VJC: Vietjet places major order for 40 additional Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines
11/06	VinFast’s revenue surges nearly 150% in Q1
04/06	Listed companies intensify equity fundraising efforts

Older News
06/06	DGC: Report on the day nolonger being major shareholders - Truong Ngoc Phuong
06/06	CTD: Notice of Trading of Shares by an internal shareholder (correction) (Nguyen Van Dua)
06/06	EMC: EMC shares likely to be delisted
06/06	CAV: Information on the materials of AGM 2023 via the website
06/06	EMC: Establishing a branch in Ha Nam
06/06	HVH: Plan for stock issuance to pay dividend in 2022
06/06	HTI: Change in Certificate of business registration
06/06	IDI: Supplement the materials of AGM 2023 via the website
06/06	LIX: Decision on tax penalties
06/06	MBB: Plan for cash dividend payment

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