BID121027: 14/10/2024, delisting date of bonds

Oct 10th at 09:25
10-10-2024 09:25:42+07:00

BID121027: 14/10/2024, delisting date of bonds

On 08/10//2024, HNX officially admitted the delisting of the following bond:
-       Bond code: BID121027
-       Name of issuer: Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam
-       Par value: VND100,000/bond
-       Number: 12,000,000 bonds
-       Value of delisted bonds (by par value): VND1,200,000,000,000
-       Delisting date: 14/10/2024
-       Last trading day on HNX: 11/10/2024
-       Reason for delisting: due to the issuer bought back before its maturity (based on Point a, Clause 5, Article 120, Decree No.155/2020/ND-CP dated 31/12/2020 regulating the implementation of some articles of Securities Law).

HNX



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