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BT to facilitate formation of minority shareholders body

The Business Times (BT), following requests from many readers, will facilitate the formation of an association to protect the rights of small and minority shareholders in the Colombo bourse. This came after a BT poll this week in which more than 85 % of the respondents agreed on the need for such a body to protect small investors. Those interested in helping to set up and/or being members of such a body are encouraged to write or email the Business Editor, Sunday Times, 8, Hunupitiya Cross Road, Colombo 2. Email: bt@sundaytimes.wnl.lk

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