Coalimex to list shares on HNX

Coalimex, a subsidiary of Vinacomin, will list its 11 million shares on HNX from April 15. — Photo coalimex.vn

HÀ NỘI — The Coal Import and Export Joint Stock Company (Coalimex) will list its 11 million shares on the Hà Nội Stock Exchange (HNX) from April 15.

The shares, coded CLM, will be traded at VNĐ16,000 (US$0.71) each.

Coalimex, established in 1982, is a subsidiary of Vietnam National Coal - Mineral Industries Corporation Holding Limited (Vinacomin). The company’s main activities include the import and export of coal, imports of materials and equipment, office rental, labor export and other businesses.

Last year, Coalimex earned VNĐ1.406 trillion in revenue, 7.4 per cent higher than 2014. The company’s profit after tax in 2015 reached VNĐ12.15 billion.

As of December 31, 2015, the company’s charter capital was VNĐ110 billion. — VNS

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