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BRIEF-Brazil's Braskem Signed Agreement To Sell Its 63% Stake In Cetrel To Gri For 284 Million Reais -Filing

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BRIEF-Brazil's Braskem Signed Agreement To Sell Its 63% Stake In Cetrel To Gri For 284 Million Reais -Filing

Jun 13, 2024 2:49 PM

Braskem SA ( BAK ):

* BRAZIL'S BRASKEM: SIGNED AGREEMENT TO SELL ITS 63% STAKE

CETREL TO GRI FOR 284 MILLION REAIS -FILING

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