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Abstract:Alpha FX Group PLC will be renamed Alpha Group International plc to reflect the completion of its comprehensive corporate restructuring.
The new name shows that the company has changed into a global provider of different financial services.
According to an investor update, Alpha FX's forthcoming general meeting will seek shareholder permission to “effect a change in the name of the Company to Alpha Group International plc.” The Company also suggests changing the TIDM to “ALPH.” There will be no changes to the Company's ISIN.
Alpha FX said that the new company name will better cover what it does as it expands its reach beyond FX trading solutions to become a multi-asset provider. Alpha FX also said that the change was made to speed up the company's growth in new financial industries and give customers access to markets all over the world. The group works with a wide range of customers, including medium-sized businesses that change currencies, do foreign trade, and pay their employees.
“This name change symbolizes the Firm's transformation from a solitary supplier of foreign exchange or ”FX“ solutions to a company that now offers a broader (and expanding) range of financial solutions to corporations and institutions.” “While the Company and its group have consistently communicated under the shorthand of ”Alpha“ for a number of years and will continue to do so, the shift will result in ”no consistency across all touchpoints, according to the statement.
The announcement comes shortly after Alpha FX changed its website to make it simpler to use and to give it a fresh appearance. The address of the company's website hasn't changed, so there won't be any more confusion.
Aside from the new style, the redesigned website offers intriguing features geared at further enhancing the trading experience for its customers while assuring the safety of all activities. Alpha FX's website now offers visitors a more seamless and customized experience, allowing them to swiftly go where they need to go while displaying what separates the firm from its markets.
Alpha FX said in a news release that it has spent a significant amount of time and effort establishing a completely responsive design that provides organizations and institutions with additional information about the services it provides.
Furthermore, Alpha has built a new Investor Relations section, with a specific emphasis on providing shareholders with further depth and information regarding its investment case, and this area provides all information needed by AIM Rule 26.
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