FPTS set to decide on listing in March

March 19, 2016 - 10:02

FPT Securities Company (FPTS) will finalise whether to trade shares in the unlisted market UpCoM or list them on the local bourse at the annual shareholder meeting on March 22.

HÀ NỘI (VNS) — FPT Securities Company (FPTS) will finalise whether to trade shares in the unlisted market UpCoM or list them on the local bourse at the annual shareholder meeting on March 22.

FPTS planned to list its shares last year but then cancelled it after seeing the down trend in the market.

With nearly 100,000 investor accounts, FPTS was one of the local securities companies with the best electronic transactions and services such as EzOpen, EzTrade, EzTransfer, and EzAdvance. With the advantage of technology, FPTS also provided public enterprises with an online general shareholder meeting and online shareholder management.

In 2015, FPTS reached VNĐ260 billion in revenue and VNĐ164 billion in profits. — VNS

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