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ZEN fixes IPO price at 13 baht per share for subscription on 7, 8 and 11 Feb

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BANGKOK, Feb 6, 2019 - (ACN Newswire) - ZEN Corporation Group Plc., or ZEN, has fixed its IPO price at 13 baht per share, the highest price surveyed during the book building process, following a good response from institutional investors. ZEN has appointed Kasikorn Securities as its underwriter, with SCB Securities Co., Ltd., Finansia Syrus...

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