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VNR: Notice of record date for 2023 dividend payment in cash

Sep 6th at 09:36
06-09-2024 09:36:41+07:00

VNR: Notice of record date for 2023 dividend payment in cash

1. Issuer: Vietnam National Reinsurance Corporation
2. Stock code: VNR
3. Par value: VND10,000/share
4. Record date: 12/09/2024
5. Ex-date: 11/09/2024
6. Reason:
     * 2023 dividend payment in cash:
          - Exercise rate: 10% (shareholders receive VND1,000 for every 01 share owned)
          - Exercise date: 27/09/2024
          - Place of payment:
               + For deposited shares: securities companies where shares of shareholders have been deposited.
               + For undeposited shares: Vietnam National Reinsurance Corporation on the 7th Floor, 141 Le Duan Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi on working days from 27/09/2024. Securities certificate and Identification Card (original copy) are required. In case of authorization, a proxy with certified seal of the local authority is further requested in addition to the aforementioned.

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