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LMH: Decision on continued trading restriction

Aug 20th at 10:55
20-08-2024 10:55:52+07:00

LMH: Decision on continued trading restriction

Following Decision No. 896/QD-SGDHN dated August 16, 2024, HNX announces the continued trading restriction of LMH stock as follows:
- Ground for continued trading restriction: Reviewed Semi-annual Financial Statement of 2024;
- Reason for trading restriction: The company has negative owner’s equity recorded in Reviewed Semi-annual Financial Statement of 2024;
- Another reason: The auditing organization gave disclaimer of opinion on Audited Financial Statement 2023;
- Trading restriction: be traded on Friday weekly;
- Applicable law(s): Points a and c Section 1 Article 34 of the Regulations attached to Decision No.34/QD-HDTV dated 16/11/2022 of the Vietnam Exchange.
Within 15 days from the date the stock is under continued trading restriction as prescribed in this Decision, Quoc te Holding Joint Stock Company must send a document to the HNX to explain the cause and provide a remedy.

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