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BRIEF-Orangekloud Technology Inc Sees U.S. IPO Of 2.5 Million Class A Ordinary Shares- SEC Filing

Apr 22, 2024 10:21 AM

April 22 (Reuters) - Orangekloud Technology Inc

* ORANGEKLOUD TECHNOLOGY INC SEES U.S. IPO OF 2.5 MILLION

CLASS A

ORDINARY SHARES- SEC FILING

* ORANGEKLOUD TECHNOLOGY- POST OFFERING, DIRECTORS,

OFFICERS,PRINCIPAL SHAREHOLDERS TO HOLD ABOUT 69.20% OR MORE OF

CLASS A, CLASS B ORDINARY SHARES

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