HUNGARY: Kekkuti to decide on company delisting
By Sarah Diston | 27 March 2001
Hungarian mineral water producer, Kekkuti Asvanyviz Rt will decide on its delisting from the Budapest Stock Exchange at its AGM on April 4. Interfax reported that Kekkuti, which holds a 29% share of the Hungarian mineral water market announced on Monday it plans to convert into a closed company.
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Hungarian mineral water producer, Kekkuti Asvanyviz Rt will decide on its delisting from the Budapest Stock Exchange at its AGM on April 4. Interfax reported that Kekkuti, which holds a 29% share of the Hungarian mineral water market announced on Monday it plans to convert into a closed company.
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