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The Malta Stock Exchange (MSE) has announced the introduction of measures aimed at alleviating financial pressure on companies listed on the MSE’s Regulated Main Market and Prospects MTF. Credit terms will increase from two to four months, while late payment fees will be waived.
The MSE will also offer bespoke extended payment plans beyond the extended payment period.
“Our stakeholders are very important to us and we value them immensely, and we will do what is reasonably possible to be supportive as the situation develops”, said MSE’s Chairman, Mr Joseph Portelli.
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