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    TeraPlast signs market maker contract with BRK Financial Group to enhance liquidity

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    TeraPlast Group, the largest construction materials producer in Romania, will benefit as of February 12 from the market-making services provided by BRK Financial Group SA (BRK), one of the most active brokerage companies trading structured products on the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB). TeraPlast, the largest company in the TeraPlast Group, was listed on BVB in July 2008, and it is included in several indices of the local stock market: BET-BK, BET-XT, BET-XT-TR and BET-Plus.

    “Our collaboration with BRK Financial Group is a new step in line with our goal of creating value for shareholders by improving liquidity and minimizing volatility. In our activity, we rely on the implementation of the best practices at international level, and we want to become a model for other companies that want to take the step towards the stock market”, said Alexandru Stanean, General Manager at TeraPlast.

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