TNH Hospital (TNH) issues bonus shares at a ratio of 100:15.

VHO - On September 25th, TNH Hospital Group Joint Stock Company (stock code: TNH) will finalize the list of shareholders receiving newly issued shares resulting from a capital increase from equity capital.

TNH Hospital plans to issue over 21.6 million bonus shares. (Illustrative image)

Accordingly, TNH Hospital plans to issue more than 21.6 million bonus shares to existing shareholders in order to increase the company's charter capital.

The rights issue ratio is 100:15, meaning shareholders owning 100 shares will receive 15 new shares. The issue is expected to be implemented in the third quarter of 2025.

The total value of the issuance, calculated at par value, is over 216 billion VND. The capital is sourced from the share capital surplus as of December 31, 2024, as shown in the audited financial statements for 2024 of TNH Hospital.

In terms of business performance, in the first six months of 2025, TNH Hospital recorded revenue of VND 216.25 billion, a slight decrease of 3% compared to the same period last year; after-tax profit was a loss of nearly VND 53.5 billion, while the loss in the same period was nearly VND 107.5 billion.

TNH Hospital has just provided an explanation regarding its 3% decrease in revenue and a net loss of nearly 53.5 billion VND.

Increased cost of goods sold and cost pressures led TNH to report a loss. According to the explanation, the company stated that the quarter included several holidays and prolonged periods of adverse weather conditions that disrupted medical examination and treatment activities at TNH's healthcare facilities.

In addition, the newly opened Viet Yen Hospital does not yet have health insurance cards registered for initial medical examinations and treatment, and the number of patients is not yet stable, affecting revenue.

Accordingly, the main reason is that Viet Yen Hospital has only recently started operating, incurring many initial operating costs, such as asset depreciation, interest expenses, and personnel costs, which are higher than actual revenue.

Meanwhile, selling expenses increased by 167%, and administrative expenses increased by 151% compared to the same period. In addition, the company incurred additional costs during the period related to the completion and implementation of the electronic medical record project at Pho Yen and Viet Yen Hospitals, as well as investment in AI technology applications for diagnostic imaging.

These costs increase operating expenses in the short term, but the long-term investment strategy aims to standardize treatment procedures, improve management efficiency, and enhance the quality of services throughout the system.

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