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Shares of “Airplane” fell by 12% due to problems with the purchase of bonds

The company said it was unable to redeem the bonds for technical reasons. n

Shares of the developer "Airplane" at the auction of the Moscow Exchange on Tuesday, November 10, at a minimum fell by 12.37% and reached е287 per paper. This is evidenced by trading data at 17:47 MSK.

A sharp collapse of papers occurs against the background of the statement of the company. “Airplane” on November 10 reported that it was unable to redeem the bonds of the BO-P05 series on November 9. The company explained this for technical reasons and postponed the purchase of securities to November 11.

We are talking about exchange bonds of the BO-P05 series with the issue identification number 4B02-05-16493-A-001P and ISIN RU000A100Q50.

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