Result of a share transaction carried out by an executive of VIETTRONICS TANBINH JSC:
- Code of shares in transaction: VTB.
- Trader: Ngo Van Vi
- Position at the company: BOD’s member cum General director
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Trader : Nguyen Thi Kim Thanh
Code of share: VTO
Name of concerned person: Nguyen Van Tien - trader’s husband
osition of concerned person at the company: Head of the board of supervisors
Volume of shares being held: 5,000 shares
Volume of shares to be sold: 5,000 shares
Volume of shares to be held after the transaction: 0 shares
Time of the transaction: from 4 Mar.2008 to 4 Jun. 2008 |
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Trader: Ben Thanh Inc.
Code of share: SVC
Volume of shares being held: 5,083,620 shares
Volume of shares to be bought: 220,000 shares
Volume of shares to be held after the transaction: 5,303,620 shares
Time of the transaction: from 23 Jun. 2008 to 23 Jul.2008 |
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The Hanoi Securities Trading Center announces the share debut date of One Communication Technology Corporation (One Corp) as follows:
- Issuer: One Communication Technology Corporation.
- Type of shares: Common shares.
- Code of shares: ONE. |
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Banks selling US dollar for Vietnamese dong at a higher rate than their posted rate will be "strictly punished," the State Bank of
Viet Nam has said.
Banks have justified the practice, saying they are short of US dollars, and as a result, must buy the dollar from different sources at a higher price than the official rate.
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Prime
Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on June 19 called on relevant ministries to
work with enterprises to purchase entire commercial rice stockpiles
from farmers and boost exports.
The
Ministry of Industry and Trade (MIT) and the Ministry of Agriculture
and Rural Development (MARD) were assigned the task to prevent a fall
in rice prices and help farmers avoid possible losses. |
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Crude oil was little changed after falling in
New York as
Saudi Arabia pledged to increase production and militants in
Nigeria called a cease-fire in their attacks on oil pipelines and vessels.
Saudi Arabia,
the world's biggest oil exporter, will pump an extra 200,000 barrels a
day and may increase output again if needed, Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi
said in Jeddah yesterday. Attacks on foreign oil companies will end
midnight local time on June 24, the Movement for the Emancipation of
the Niger Delta, said in an e-mailed statement yesterday.
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South Korea and the
U.S.
said they are close to new terms for a deal on how resume American beef
imports, as President Lee Myung Bak prepared to announce staff firings
over public anger at his handling of the issue. |
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A
lot of banks are refusing to declare their monthly business results as
the happenings of the monetary market have been badly affecting their
operations.
Last
year, when the national economy performed well, and helped banks reap
fat profit, banks regularly made their business public. However, the
situation seems to be quite different this year. Though banks still
made profit in the first months of the year, their operations were not
as prosperous as last year.
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Banks
selling US dollar for Vietnamese dong at a higher rate than their
posted rate will be "strictly punished," the State Bank of
Viet Nam has said.
Banks
have justified the practice, saying they are short of US dollars, and
as a result, must buy the dollar from different sources at a higher
price than the official rate.
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