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Quotations of MHP shares falling for 4th week in row, down 5.0% to USD 3.39 per share September 25-29

In the period of September 25-29, the quotations of shares of Kyiv-based MHP, one of the largest poultry meat producers, at the London Stock Exchange decreased by 5.0% or USD 0.18 to USD 3.39 per share, falling for the fourth week in a row.

That follows from the company's data posted on the stock exchange's official website, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

According to the data, on September 25, the shares were quoted at USD 3.57 per share; on September 26, the quotations decreased to USD 3.54 per share; but on September 27, they increased to USD 3.55 per share.

On September 28, the share quotations decreased to USD 3.31 per share; but on September 29, they increased to USD 3.39 per share.

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Deals were made throughout the week.

Since the beginning of the year, the quotations of the company's shares have decreased by 9.4% (compared to the quotation level on January 3 - USD 3.74 per share).

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, in the period of September 18-22, the quotations of shares of MHP at the London Stock Exchange decreased by 2.0% or USD 0.07 to USD 3.48 per share, falling for the third week in a row.

For 2022, MHP stock fell by 44.2% or by USD 2.97 per share to USD 3.75 per share.

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On February 2, 2021, the Myronivskyi Khliboprodukt company officially changed its legal name to MHP.

MHP is a vertically integrated complex of enterprises for the production of chicken, hatching eggs, and fodder.

The founder of the company is Yurii Kosiuk.

MHP shares have been listed in the form of global depository receipts on the stock exchange since 2008.

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