BRIEF-Bingo Group Holdings qtly loss attributable HK$7.519 million
Nov 10 (Reuters) - Bingo Group Holdings Ltd
* Qtly loss attributable HK$7.519 million versus loss of HK$30.339 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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