Mass Roghun share sale action conducted in Kulob today

KULOB, February 16, 2010, Asia-Plus – A mass Roghun share sale action has been conducted at the branch of Amonatbonk (Tajikistan’s savings bank) in the city of Kulob today. According to Ali Komilov, head of the Kulob airport, the airport employees have bought shares in Roghun for 274,000 somoni since January 6, when the government […]

Turko Dikayev

KULOB, February 16, 2010, Asia-Plus – A mass Roghun share sale action has been conducted at the branch of Amonatbonk (Tajikistan’s savings bank) in the city of Kulob today.

According to Ali Komilov, head of the Kulob airport, the airport employees have bought shares in Roghun for 274,000 somoni since January 6, when the government started to sell Roghun shares to people.

“Employees of the branch of Tojiktelecom (Tajikistan’s fixed-line telecommunications network) in Kulob have bought Roghun shares for 102,000 somoni to this day,” the branch director Sadullo Karomatov said in an interview with Asia-Plus, noting that they plan to buy Roghun shares for 10,000 somoni today.

Some 200 students and teachers from the Kulob branch of Tajik Technological University also came to Amonatbonk’s branch today. “We have already bought shares in Roghun for 135,000 somoni and plan to buy shares for 15,000 somoni today,” the branch director Almosho Shoyev noted.

In the meantime, the deputy Kulob mayor, Ms. Zulaykho Komilova, says that similar action has been conducted in the Ziraki jamoat of the Kulob district today as well.

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