HK's Birmingham set to dive as trade resumes after near 2-year suspension

Zo Future

17/10/2016 02:20

HONG KONG, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Shares of Birmingham 
International  2309.HK , which owns Birmingham City Football 
Club, were set to fall 30.4 percent  when they resume trade on 
Monday after being suspended for nearly two years while the 
company underwent a restructuring.  
    The stocks were set to open at HK$0.64 per share. That was 
compared to their last traded price of HK$0.92 on Dec 4, 2014. 
    The company has appointed Zhao Wenqing as chairman and chief 
executive officer while six former directors had resigned. 
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 (Reporting by Donny Kwok; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore) 
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Keywords: BIRMINGHAM INTL STOCKS/