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HNX to host six share auctions in April

April 04, 2018 - 16:24

The Hà Nội Stock Exchange will hold six auctions in April to sell shares of Kim Liên Tourism JSC, Sông Hồng Energy JSC, Lung Lo 3 Co., Ltd, Vietnam Television Cable Corporation one member Co., Ltd, Vạn Tường Investment Structure one member Co., Ltd and Orient Commercial Joint Stock Bank.

More than 84.9 million shares were sold in March’s four auctions. - VNA Photo

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HÀ NỘI — The Hà Nội Stock Exchange will hold six auctions in April to sell shares of Kim Liên Tourism JSC, Sông Hồng Energy JSC, Lung Lo 3 Co., Ltd, Vietnam Television Cable Corporation one member Co., Ltd, Vạn Tường Investment Structure one member Co., Ltd and Orient Commercial Joint Stock Bank.

The northern bourse announced that more than 84.9 million shares were sold in March’s four auctions, raising total capital of over VNĐ1.3 trillion (US$57.2 million) for the State budget. Those included two initial public offerings (IPO) of the Garment and Textile Institute and the Hà Nội Trading Corporation (Hapro), along with two divestment auctions of Hapulico Industry JSC and Thống Nhất Electromechanical JSC.

Over 85 million shares were put up for sale in March, doubling the amount for sale in February.

Investors registered to purchase some 114.75 million shares, 1.35 times higher than the volume of shares offered. They particularly showed interest in Hapro shares and Thống Nhất Electromechanical JSC shares, resulting in the amount of ordered stocks being much higher than the quantity offered.

The IPO of Hapro saw 100 per cent of the shares sold out, earning the State over VNĐ980 billion. — VNS

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