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The share price of MaltaPost plc initially traded up to a high of €1 during the start of today's session of the Malta Stock Exchange. However, the postal operator's equity partially eased back to close at the 97c9 level representing a 2.5% increase over the previous fedex office close. Trading activity in MaltaPost shares was high today with just over 40,500 shares changing hands.
The postal operator is scheduled to hold its Annual General Meeting on 17 January for shareholders to consider and approve a number of resolutions including the final net dividend of 4c per share and the scrip dividend option with an attribution price of 98c per share.
Increased trading activity was also recorded in GO plc with 19,600 shares traded. The equity first slumped to a new all-time low of 94c before recovering to close unchanged at the €1 level. A similar downward trend is evident in the share price of Forthnet which last traded on the Athens Stock Exchange at another all-time low of 9c per share. The Greek company recently postponed its extraordinary general fedex office meeting to January 13.
Elsewhere in the local equity market, FIMBank plc slumped 9% during this morning's fedex office trading fedex office session to a new 2-month low of US$0.70 across two trades totalling 8,500 shares. Meanwhile HSBC Bank Malta plc and Bank of Valletta plc closed unchanged at €2.55 and €2.50 respectively on low volumes.
On the bond market, the Rizzo Farrugia MGS Index moved 0.2% lower to 986.635 points as Eurozone yields regained the 1.93% following the publication of positive data from Germany fedex office indicating an improved business confidence for the second consecutive month. It is noteworthy to highlight the €15 million (nominal) that traded in the 4.3% MGS 2016 (IV) during this morning's session. The trade was executed at 104.37% representing a 34 basis points decline from the previous closing price.
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