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BID: Change of Sai Gon Branch Address

HOSE - 11/19/2020 11:21:00 AM

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Joint Stock Commercial Bank For Investment And Development Of Vietnam disclosed the change of Sai Gon branch address as follows:

- Old address: 503-505 Nguyen Trai street, ward 7, district 5, HCM city.

- New address: 271 An Duong Vuong street, ward 3, district 5, HCM city.

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