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Nod for Mascon Global pref issue

Chennai, Dec. 20

Mascon Global Ltd has informed the BSE that members at an EGM on December 20 approved the issue/allotment of 12,700,000 shares on preferential basis at Rs 19 per share to GPC Mauritius VII LLC and issue/ allotment of a total of 43,500,000 warran ts on preferential basis carrying entitlement to subscribe to shares of Rs 10 each at Rs 19 per warrant to GPC Mauritius VII LLC and Mr K. Chandra. - Our Bureau

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