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Notice No. R-591: THK Associates (Private) Limited Reports Loss of Share Certificate(s)

THK Associates (Private) Limited has filed a notice with the Pakistan Stock Exchange reporting the loss of its share certificate(s).

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Loss of private share certificate has no material effect on listed sectors or companies; watch for procedural updates.

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## Background

THK Associates (Private) Limited submitted Notice No. R-591 to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) indicating that one or more of its share certificates have been lost.

## Details of the Notice

The notice, dated [insert filing date if available], states that the loss was discovered by the company and that it is taking steps to notify the relevant authorities and to apply for a replacement certificate in accordance with the Companies Act and PSX regulations.

## Regulatory Implications

Under PSX rules, a company must inform the exchange of any loss of share certificates to ensure proper record‑keeping and to prevent potential misuse. The exchange will update its records once the replacement process is completed.

## Market Impact

The loss pertains to a private associate’s holdings and does not involve any publicly listed securities or affect the trading of any listed company. Consequently, there is no immediate effect on market liquidity, sector performance, or investor sentiment.

## Outlook

The matter is procedural and is expected to be resolved through standard regulatory channels without any material impact on the PSX or its listed constituents.