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TIE: Decision on being put under alert

Jul 11th at 15:23
11-07-2024 15:23:39+07:00

TIE: Decision on being put under alert

Following Decision No. 741/QD-SGDHN dated July 09, 2024, Telecommunications Industry Electronics Joint Stock Company’s shares (Upcom: TIE) will be put under alert as follow:
- Reason: the Company has not convened the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders for the recent 02 consecutive fiscal years in the time limit from the end of fiscal year according to the provisions of Clause 2, Article 139 of the Law on Enterprises;
- Effective date: July 15, 2024;
- Applicable law(s): Point b Clause 1 Article 33 of the Regulation attached to Decision No. 34/QD-HDTV dated November 16, 2022 of the Vietnam Exchange.
Within 15 days from the date the stock is put under alert, Telecommunications Industry Electronics Joint Stock Company shall send a document to the HNX to explain the cause and provide a remedy.

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