SHB shareholders approve plan to increase charter capital to 53,442 billion VND

SHB's General Meeting of Shareholders approved the plan to increase charter capital in 2025 according to Submission No. 07/2025/TTr-HĐQT dated October 16, 2025 of SHB's Board of Directors.

Specifically, SHB's General Meeting of Shareholders approved a plan to increase charter capital, including issuing more than 459 million shares to existing shareholders; offering 200 million individual shares to professional investors and more than 90 million shares under the employee stock option program (ESOP).

After completing all 3 options above, SHB's charter capital will increase to a maximum of 53,442 billion VND, expected to rise to the TOP 4 Joint Stock Commercial Banks in terms of charter capital.

The approval of the capital increase plan shows the shareholders' confidence in the bank's sustainable development and management strategy. SHB is known as a bank that always focuses on increasing shareholders' benefits, paying regular annual dividends at a high rate, in both cash and shares.

Since the beginning of the year, SHB's stock price has increased by 80% and has always been the leading liquidity in the Vietnamese stock market. Recently, SHB shares were forecast to be included in the FTSE Global All Cap basket when Vietnam officially upgraded to an emerging market. This continues to be good news for SHB shareholders as foreign capital is expected to strongly promote the bank's development, continuously improve international standards, comprehensive digital transformation, and breakthrough growth momentum in the future.

In the first 9 months of 2025, SHB recorded continued growth in business results with pre-tax profit reaching VND 12,235 billion, 36% higher than the same period, completing 85% of the yearly plan. Capital adequacy ratios are all better than the regulations of the State Bank and international standards, in which CAR is over 12%, significantly higher than the minimum level of 8% according to Circular 41/2016/TT-NHNN.

As of September 30, 2025, SHB's total assets reached VND 852,695 billion, an increase of 14.1% compared to the end of 2024 and has exceeded the 2025 plan, aiming for VND 1 million billion in total assets by 2026.

Strong transformation, regional reach

SHB is implementing a strong and comprehensive transformation strategy towards the model of “Bank of the Future”. This strategy deeply integrates modern technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, Machine Learning into the entire process of operations, risk management, product and service development.

With outstanding financial solutions, SHB has been and is continuing to cooperate comprehensively with strategic partners, which are large domestic and international state and private economic groups, developing ecosystem strategies, supply chains of satellite enterprises, small and medium enterprises and individual customers, firmly maintaining the reputation of a top bank.

In the international financial market, SHB affirms its brand position as one of the few banks selected by World Bank, JICA, ADB, KFW and other international financial organizations as a re-lending bank, a bank serving key national projects; participating in ADB's global trade finance program...

In its strong and comprehensive transformation strategy, SHB is currently focusing on four pillars: Reforming mechanisms, policies, regulations, and processes; People are the subject; Taking customers and markets as the center; Modernizing information technology and digital transformation.

SHB aims to become a TOP 1 Bank in terms of efficiency; Most favorite Digital Bank; Best Retail Bank and a TOP Bank in providing capital, financial products and services to strategic private and state-owned corporate customers, with a supply chain, value chain, ecosystem, and green development. Vision to 2035, SHB will become a modern retail bank, a green bank, a digital bank in the TOP of the region.

Source: https://baodautu.vn/co-dong-shb-thong-qua-phuong-an-tang-von-dieu-le-len-53442-ty-dong-d438051.html