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Noble Holdings extends deadline for share entitlement

Shareholders will be given time to verify their status.

Supply chain management company Noble Group Holdings extends deadline to shareholders until March 2020, in which shareholders must register with Lucid Issuer to protect their entitlement to receive shares in the former Noble company, announced Noble.

Noble underwent a financial restructuring in December 2018, where all of the company’s assets were transferred to the new holding company. Under the terms of the restructuring, shareholders of the previous Noble are entitled to receive one share in Noble for every ten shares held in the former Holdings.

Form the original deadline of 19 December 2019, the final date was moved to give shareholders more time to verify themselves as a shareholder of the former Noble holdings via the registration. 

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