BRIEF-WF Holding Ltd Says Pricing Of Its Initial Public Offering Of 1.4 Million Ordinary Shares At A Public Offering Price Of $4.00 Per Share-March 2024-www.financetom.com

BRIEF-WF Holding Ltd Says Pricing Of Its Initial Public Offering Of 1.4 Million Ordinary Shares At A Public Offering Price Of $4.00 Per Share

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BRIEF-WF Holding Ltd Says Pricing Of Its Initial Public Offering Of 1.4 Million Ordinary Shares At A Public Offering Price Of $4.00 Per Share

Mar 31, 2025 5:29 PM

March 31 (Reuters) - WF Holding Ltd ( WFF ):

* WF HOLDING LTD ( WFF )- ANNOUNCED PRICING OF ITS INITIAL PUBLIC

OFFERING

OF 1.4 MILLION ORDINARY SHARES AT A PUBLIC OFFERING PRICE OF

$4.00 PER SHARE

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