Share listing increases foreign ownership of Masan

Sep 4th at 13:41
04-09-2014 13:41:41+07:00

Share listing increases foreign ownership of Masan

Foreign ownership in private equity group Masan (MSN) yesterday rose to 48.06 per cent as the group registered to list an additional 896,802 shares.

The Viet Nam Depository and the HCM City Stock Exchange confirmed the change in MSN's foreign ownership, which previously stood at 47.79 per cent.

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