A series of stocks were suspended from trading due to late submission of financial reports.

Specifically, from March 14, SD4 shares of Song Da 4 Joint Stock Company were changed from restricted trading to suspended trading due to continued violations of information disclosure due to late submission of the Consolidated Financial Report for the fourth quarter of 2022.

Previously, from December 2, 2022, SD4 shares were only traded on Fridays every week due to the delay in submitting the consolidated financial report for the third quarter of 2022.

KLF, the last stock of the FLC "family", has been suspended from trading since March 14.

Three other codes, including DZM of Di An Electromechanical Joint Stock Company, VE2 of VNECO 2 Electrical Construction Joint Stock Company and KLF of CFS Investment, Trade and Import-Export Joint Stock Company, have also been suspended from trading since March 14 because they were late in submitting the audited financial report for the 2022 semi-annual period by more than 6 months compared to the prescribed deadline. KLF is also the last stock in the "FLC family" to be suspended from trading on the stock exchange.

In particular, LCS shares of Licogi 166 Joint Stock Company continued to be suspended from trading due to the delay in submitting the audited separate and consolidated financial statements for the 2022 half-year period by more than 6 months compared to the regulations. On the other hand, LCS was also delayed in submitting the separate and consolidated financial statements, the audited half-year financial statements and the 2021 audited financial statements by more than 6 months compared to the prescribed time.

In addition, the Hanoi Stock Exchange has also issued a warning about the risk of mandatory delisting of nearly 34.9 million HHG shares due to the company's loss-making business results for 3 consecutive years from 2020 to 2022.

According to the audited financial report for 2022, HHG recorded revenue of more than VND 104 billion, an increase of nearly 11%, but a net loss of approximately VND 58 billion, down from a loss of nearly VND 69 billion in 2021. If calculated by quarter, HHG has suffered losses for the 14th consecutive quarter since the third quarter of 2019. Thereby, increasing the accumulated loss as of December 31, 2022 to nearly VND 192.5 billion.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/hang-loat-co-phieu-bi-dinh-chi-giao-dich-do-cham-nop-bao-cao-tai-chinh-185230313181900171.htm