HEG demerger to take effect on September 1; record date fixed for September 7

HEG is splitting into two separate companies on September 1. This means that HEG will no longer be a single entity, but instead, it will be two distinct companies listed on the stock market. The demerger is significant because it will give investors a choice between two separate companies, allowing them to focus on the specific business they are interested in.

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HEG will implement its demerger, creating separate listed companies. This could lead to increased efficiency and focus for each company, but the impact is uncertain.

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