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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2022

Beximco synthetics

Beximco Synthetics extends share surrender time to 30 May
Stocks

Beximco Synthetics extends share surrender time to 30 May

As per BSEC directives for the company to exit the bourses, its shares have been suspended in the stock market since 8 September last year

Beximco Synthetics’ EGM for exit plan approval
Stocks

Beximco Synthetics’ EGM for exit plan approval

Beximco Synthetics gets BSEC approval to buy back shares
Stocks

Beximco Synthetics gets BSEC approval to buy back shares

Beximco Synthetics applies to regulator to buy back shares
Corporates

Beximco Synthetics applies to regulator to buy back shares

Beximco Synthetics closed
Stocks

Beximco Synthetics closed

Lossmaking Beximco Synthetics wants to delist from capital market
Stocks

Lossmaking Beximco Synthetics wants to delist from capital market

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