Ukrzaliznytsia attracts Dragon Capital, Concorde Capital to organize communication with investors
PJSC Ukrzaliznytsia has attracted Dragon Capital and Concorde Capital investment companies (all based in Kyiv) to organize communications with investors, according to a press release from the railroad operator.
Concorde Capital will hold a meeting in Kyiv on November 23 in the circle of professional financial analysts and market experts in the round table mode, at which the management of Ukrzaliznytsia will provide updated information on financial and economic activities and financial performance for the nine months of 2017.
Dragon Capital, in turn, on November 20 held a conference call of acting chairman of Ukrzaliznytsia Yevhen Kravtsov and financial director of the company Andriy Riazantsev with international investors.
As reported, Ukrzaliznytsia in May 2013 placed its debut eurobond issue for $500 million with a circulation period of five years through the specially created company Shortline PLC.
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