Addvalue shares soar on news of One Belt, One Road deal
Shares up 40.4% with 76.5m shares traded, bucking downward trend since beginning of this year
Singapore
NEWS of involvement in a major communications project associated with China's One Belt, One Road initiative brought life to the otherwise listless shares of Addvalue Technologies.
At the close of trading on Monday, the company's shares were up 40.4 per cent at 7.3 Singapore cents, with a hefty 76.5 million shares traded after the morning trading halt was lifted at 10.45am.
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