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BRIEF-Viking Receives 2024 North America IPO Of The Year Award By International Financing Review

Feb 10, 2025 1:52 PM

Viking Holdings Ltd ( VIK ):

* VIKING RECEIVES 2024 NORTH AMERICA IPO OF THE YEAR AWARD

INTERNATIONAL FINANCING REVIEW

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