Ms. Tran Thi Thom, Controller of Hai An Transport and Stevedoring JSC (HAH), has just reported explaining the failure to disclose information on insider stock transactions.
According to the explanation document, on October 9, Ms. Thom placed an order to sell 5,000 shares. After the transaction, Ms. Thom had 21,000 shares left. After more than a month, Ms. Thom had a written explanation.
The reason for not disclosing the information, Ms. Thom explained: “Due to poor eyesight, I wanted to sell other stocks but mistakenly placed an order to sell HAH stocks. This is the first time I have made this mistake, I would like to report and explain and commit to strictly comply with the regulations in the future.”
Notably, the time Ms. Thom sold her shares was also when HAH code had its highest price, 40,500 VND/share. Based on this price, Ms. Thom earned about 203 million VND.
Recently, many business leaders have been slow to disclose information or mistakenly sold stocks for various reasons.
Mr. Nguyen Khanh Hung, Chairman of the Board of Directors of LDG Investment JSC, sold 2.6 million shares in the session of August 15 but did not register the transaction.
The reason is that Mr. Hung had a business trip from August 8-15, so he could not directly make the announcement and assigned the task to his secretary. However, the new staff did not fully understand the regulations, leading to errors and delays in the announcement process.
Mr. Le Quoc Binh, General Director and member of the Board of Directors of Ho Chi Minh City Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (CII), also registered to sell more than 6.047 million shares.
In the correction document, Mr. Binh said he only held more than 6.040 million shares, 7,000 shares less than the number previously registered for sale. The reason given was due to negligence in the drafting process.
Listed company news
The stock market has a number of other important events of listed companies.
* ELC : ELCOM Information Technology - Telecommunication JSC announced the issuance of more than 23.51 million shares to increase capital from equity capital at a ratio of 100:40. The last registration date to close the list of shareholders receiving shares is December 7.
* VMS : On December 7, Maritime Development JSC closed the transaction without the right to pay dividends in 2022. Dividends will be paid in cash at a rate of 10%, payment starting from December 22.
* HNF : Huu Nghi Food Joint Stock Company approved the closing of the shareholder list to pay the second dividend for the fiscal year 2022 in cash at a rate of 25%, equivalent to 1 share receiving 2,500 VND. Expected dividend payment date is December 26.
* DVP : Dinh Vu Port Investment and Development Joint Stock Company closes the list of shareholders to receive 2023 cash dividends at a rate of 25%, equivalent to 2,500 VND for each share owned. Expected dividend payment date is January 12, 2024.
* PTL : Victory Capital JSC dismissed Mr. Le Van Vu from the position of General Director and appointed Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Thoa to this position.
* TEG : Mr. Dang Trung Kien, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Truong Thanh Energy and Real Estate JSC, registered to buy 170,571 shares. The transaction method is order matching and negotiation, from November 30 to December 29.
* DHC : Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nghia, Member of the Board of Directors of Dong Hai Ben Tre Joint Stock Company, successfully purchased more than 200,000 shares out of a total of 500,000 units registered to buy from October 27 to November 24. After the transaction, Mr. Nghia owns more than 10.89 million shares, accounting for 13.54%.
* VNE : Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Vietnam Electricity Construction Joint Stock Company, sold 409,000 shares from October 30 to November 27 by negotiation. After this transaction, Mr. Tuan still holds more than 2 million shares, accounting for 2.44%.
* EVE : AFC VF Limited, a major shareholder of Everpia JSC, bought more than 355,000 shares on November 23. After the transaction, this organization holds more than 4.08 million shares, accounting for 9.74%.
VN-Index
At the end of the session on November 28, VN-Index increased by 7.37 points (+0.68%), to 1,095.43 points. Total trading volume reached more than 681.88 million units, worth VND 14,060.1 billion.
HNX-Index increased 0.5 points (+0.22%), to 224.39 points. Total matched volume reached more than 77.8 million units, worth VND1,413.6 billion.
UpCoM-Index increased by 0.16 points (+0.19%), to 84.66 points. Total matched volume reached more than 22.7 million units, worth VND317.7 billion. Negotiated transactions had an additional 26.5 million units, worth VND321.4 billion.
Market assessment, according to SHS Securities, VN-Index had another session to retest the 1,075 point zone before bouncing back and closing up 7.37 points and still unable to regain the 1,100 point mark after a sharp decline last week.
From a short-term perspective, if the 1,100-point resistance level is soon surpassed, the market will continue to recover after a sharp decline and thereby move towards an accumulation area above the above-mentioned score mark.
However, because it is a technical recovery because VN-Index has lost its uptrend, the risk of the recovery ending is also quite high.
With the recovery effort at the end of today's session, SHS still hopes that VN-Index will be able to surpass the 1,100 point threshold in the coming sessions and signal the next recovery phase.
Meanwhile, Vietnam Construction Securities (CSI) expressed the view that it is necessary to hold the portfolio. Even increase the proportion of stocks that have made profits when the general market fluctuates strongly.
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