Mobile World Group's leaders sell millions of shares.

TPO - Mr. Doan Van Hieu Em, a member of the Board of Directors of Mobile World Investment Corporation, sold 2 million MWG shares to reduce his ownership to 0.11% of the charter capital.

Last week, the VN-Index fell 44.47 points to 1,877.13 points. Average trading volume on the HoSE reached 913 million shares per session, with an average transaction value of 27,075 billion VND per session. Conversely, the HNX-Index increased by 10.09 points to 267.51 points.

On the HoSE exchange, foreign investors sold a net of 265.6 million units for five consecutive sessions, with a net selling value of over 6,220 billion VND. On the HNX exchange, foreign investors sold a net of 1.16 million units, with a net selling value of over 133 billion VND.

On the Upcom market, foreign investors bought a net 5.66 million units, with a net purchase value of over 30 billion VND. Thus, during the trading week from May 18-22 across the entire market, foreign investors sold a net of over 261 million units, with a total net selling value of over 6,323 billion VND.

Selling 2 million MWG shares

Mr. Doan Van Hieu Em, a member of the Board of Directors of Mobile World Investment Corporation (stock code: MWG), has sold 2 million MWG shares, reducing his ownership to 0.11% of the charter capital.

The leaders of Mobile World Group have sold 2 million MWG shares.

On April 29th, the group of funds associated with Dragon Capital sold 541,366 MWG shares, reducing their ownership to 4.96% of the charter capital and ceasing to be a major shareholder. Specifically, Vietnam Enterprise Investments Limited sold 461,366 shares, Norges Bank sold 200,000 shares, and Samsung Vietnam Securities Master Investment Trust (Equity) purchased 120,000 shares.

Also related to MWG, Dien May Xanh will offer more than 179 million shares in its initial public offering (IPO), equivalent to 16.3% of its current charter capital, at an expected price of 80,000 VND per share. Based on the more than 1.1 billion shares currently outstanding, Dien May Xanh is valued at approximately 88,000 billion VND, equivalent to 3.38 billion USD, before the IPO.

Dien May Xanh currently has 1,101,283,500 shares outstanding and plans to issue an additional 179,500,400 shares in the IPO, bringing the total number of shares after the issuance to 1,280,783,900.

Following the IPO, Dien May Xanh's market capitalization is expected to reach over 102,460 billion VND, equivalent to nearly 3.94 billion USD, placing it among the top companies by market capitalization when listed on the HoSE. This is considered a rare large-scale IPO outside the finance and real estate sectors in the 2025-2026 IPO wave.

The total amount expected to be raised from the offering is VND 14,360 billion to repay short-term loans with credit institutions in order to optimize capital sources.

Conversely, Mr. Nguyen Quang Minh Khanh - a member of the Board of Directors and Deputy General Director of Da Nang Housing Development Investment Joint Stock Company (stock code: NDN) - purchased 260,000 shares out of a total registered purchase of 1 million shares, achieving a 26% stake to increase his ownership to 1.76% of the charter capital.

Explaining why he registered but didn't buy all the shares, Mr. Khanh said it was due to unfavorable market conditions. However, in reality, from January 22nd to May 19th, NDN shares fell by more than 8%, from 11,900 VND/share to 10,900 VND/share.

VietinBank (stock code: CTG), an organization related to Ms. Ho Thi Thu Hien - a member of the Board of Directors of Saigon Port Joint Stock Company (stock code: SGP), has registered to sell all 19,314,627 SGP shares, reducing its ownership to 0% of the charter capital. The transaction is expected to take place from May 25th to June 23rd.

Previously, VietinBank repeatedly registered to sell SGP shares, but the sales results were insignificant. Most recently, from March 2nd to March 31st, VietinBank registered to sell 19,341,127 shares but only sold 26,500 shares. From April 13th to May 12th, CTG registered to sell all of its more than 19.3 million shares but failed to sell any.

Restrict trading in DGC, delist VNE.

The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) has placed shares of Duc Giang Chemical Group Joint Stock Company (stock code: DGC) under trading restrictions, allowing trading only in the afternoon session of each trading day through centralized order matching and negotiated transactions.

DGC shares have been placed under trading restrictions by HoSE.

Reason: Duc Giang Chemicals submitted its audited financial report for 2025 more than 45 days after the deadline, falling under the category of securities subject to trading restrictions.

Previously, HoSE (Hanoi Stock Exchange) moved DGC shares from the warning category to the control category, effective from May 13th. The reason was that Duc Giang Chemical Company was more than 30 days late in submitting its audited financial report for 2025.

According to Duc Giang Chemicals, on May 8th, the Board of Directors approved the selection of UHY Auditing and Consulting Company Limited to audit the 2025 financial statements. On May 11th, the company signed an audit contract with the auditing firm.

Similarly, HoSE also sent a letter to Vietnam Electricity Construction Joint Stock Corporation (stock code: VNE) informing them that the company's shares are subject to mandatory delisting according to regulations.

The announcement stated that on May 15th, HoSE received the consolidated audited financial statements for 2025 of VNE. The auditor's opinion on the consolidated audited financial statements for 2025 was a qualified opinion. Currently, VNE's consolidated audited financial statements for 2023 and 2024 also contain qualified audit opinions.

According to HoSE, the auditing firm issued a qualified audit opinion on VNE's consolidated audited financial statements for three consecutive years (2023, 2024, and 2025). Based on regulations, VNE shares are subject to mandatory delisting.

Source: https://tienphong.vn/lanh-dao-the-gioi-di-dong-ban-ra-hang-trieu-co-phieu-post1845643.tpo