Steelmaker to list on UPCoM after delisting from HCM Stock Exchange

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Steelmaker Huu Lien Asia Corp (HLA) has said it plans to list on the unlisted public company market (UPCoM) managed by the Ha Noi Stock Exchange, after delisting from the HCM Stock Exchange on February 12.

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Steelmaker Huu Lien Asia Corp (HLA) has said it plans to list on the unlisted public company market (UPCoM) managed by the Ha Noi Stock Exchange, after delisting from the HCM Stock Exchange on February 12.

According to the company, the new listing will help protect the interests of its shareholders.

February 11 will be the last trading day of HLA on the southern exchange. The stock closed on Friday at just VND1,000 (5 US cents) a share. — VNS

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