HOSE: VRE added to the ineligible list for margin trading

May 23rd at 15:07
23-05-2018 15:07:41+07:00

HOSE: VRE added to the ineligible list for margin trading

The Hochiminh Stock Exchange would like to announce an additional list of stocks which have not satisfied requirements for margin trading:

 

No.

Stock code

Company name

Reason

1

VRE

Vincom Retail Joint Stock Company

The listing time is less than six months.

 

 

 

HOSE



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