COVID-19: AKzo Nobel stops operations till April 6

The Akzo Nobel Pakistan Limited has announced that it has stopped its operations with immediate effect including plants and offices till April 6,2020, said the company in a statement to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Wednesday.

The company further said that it has stopped operations in compliance with directives of provincial governments to contain the spread of COVID-19 across provinces.

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