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NOBO (Non-Objecting Beneficial Owner)
A beneficial ("street") security holder who has not objected to his or her name being released to the Corporation, if the Corporation so requests.

Non-Objecting Beneficial Owner
A beneficial owner who has given his/her brokerage or bank permission to release his/her name and address to the publicly-traded companies in which the beneficial owner has stock. A beneficial owner is the effective owner of a security or asset, even though the security is actually held by the brokerage or bank. Registering oneself as a NOBO enables the company to contact the beneficial owner about the general meeting and give him/her other information.


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ELECTRICAL appliance group Glen Dimplex yesterday bought the rest of Norway's NOBO Electro company, having purchased 25 per cent of it last May.
Its industry-leading brands include Day-Timer[R], Swingline[R], Kensington[R], Quartet[R], GBC[R], Rexel, NOBO, and Wilson Jones[R], among others.
Its industry-leading brands include Day-Timer[R], Swingline[R], Kensington[R], Quartet[R], GBC[R], Rexel, NOBO, and Wilson Jones[R], among others.
 
 
 
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