
Chairman of the Board of Directors Duong Nhat Nguyen registered to sell 5.06 million subscription rights out of more than 40 million allocated rights. After the transaction, he is expected to retain more than 35 million rights, corresponding to the ability to purchase a maximum of 51.65 million new shares at the issuance ratio of 100:33. The transaction period is from December 10-12, 2025.
Conversely, Mr. Duong Nhat Khoi, the Chairman's son, registered to purchase 96 million subscription rights during the same period. Currently, Mr. Khoi does not own any VBB shares; if the transaction is completed, these rights will correspond to 31.68 million new shares.
Previously, Vietbank set the final registration date to exercise the right to purchase nearly 271 million shares at a price of VND 10,000 per share, at a ratio of 100:33. Any fractional or unsold shares can be sold to other investors at the same price and are subject to a one-year transfer restriction. The total value of the issuance at par value is over VND 2.709 billion, expected to increase the charter capital from VND 8.210 billion to nearly VND 10.920 billion (a 33% increase). At the close of trading on December 8th, VBB reached VND 10,400 per share, with weekly trading volume around 67,000 units.
On December 5th, the bank also announced that it was accepting applications and nominations for the Board of Directors and Supervisory Board for the 2026-2030 term, with a projected structure of 7 members for the Board of Directors and 5 members for the Supervisory Board. The application period is from December 8th to 26th.
In terms of business results, Vietbank recorded pre-tax profit of over VND 860 billion in the first nine months of the year, an increase of 5.6% compared to the same period last year. Non-interest income continued to improve, with net service income reaching VND 123.5 billion (up 24%), foreign exchange trading increasing by 39%, and securities trading increasing by 81%.
By September 30, 2025, total assets will reach VND 188,133 billion (an increase of nearly 16%), outstanding loans will be VND 103,780 billion (an increase of over 12%), and customer deposits will be VND 100,829 billion.
Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/kinh-te/chu-tich-vietbank-vbb-dang-ky-giao-dich-hon-100-trieu-quyen-mua-co-phieu-187259.html










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