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SD3: HNX Notice: Change of reason for trading restriction on UPCoM to SD3

Jan 18th at 17:51
18-01-2019 17:51:52+07:00

SD3: HNX Notice: Change of reason for trading restriction on UPCoM to SD3

As of January 01, 2019, pursuant to Regulation on organization and management of UPCoM of HNX attached to Decision No.455/QD-SGDHN dated  June 20, 2017, HNX announced the change of reason for trading restriction to SD3 stock as follows:
- Issuer: Song Da 3 JSC
- Stock code: SD3
- Previous reason for trading restriction:
+ Late disclosure of information over 45 days for audited financial statements for 2017 and 2018 semi-annual financial reports. According to Point b, Item 1, Article 31 and Point a, Item 1, Article 32  of the Trading Regulation, the stock is put under restriction
- Changed reason for trading restriction: Late disclosure of information over 45 days for 2018 semi-annual financial reports.  According to Point b, Item 1, Article 31 and Point a, Item 1, Article 32  of the Trading Regulation, the stock is put under restriction.
 
HNX shall inform normal trading resuming of SD3 after the Company has remedied the causes leading to trading restriction status according to Regulation on trading registration.

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