Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank ( MBBank , stock code: MBB) has just updated the list of shareholders owning 1% or more of the bank's charter capital.
Specifically, based on the list of MBB shareholders as of February 28, 2025, provided by the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation, UBS AG London Branch owns nearly 130 million MBB shares, equivalent to 2.13% of the charter capital. No related parties to this organization own MBB shares.
Meanwhile, Manulife (Vietnam) Limited owns over 61.67 million MBB shares, equivalent to 1.01% of MB's capital. Related parties of this shareholder also own over 2 million MBB shares, equivalent to 0.03% of MBBank's capital.
List of shareholders owning 1% or more of MBBank's charter capital. Source: MBBank
Manulife Vietnam is the first life insurance company in Vietnam with 100% foreign capital. The company entered the Vietnamese market in 1999.
Previously, MBBank had announced the list of shareholders holding more than 1% of the bank's charter capital as of October 2024.
Of these, the Military Telecommunications and Industry Group ( Viettel ) holds over 780 million shares, equivalent to 14.7% of the charter capital. The State Capital Investment and Business Corporation (SCIC) holds over 521 million shares, equivalent to 9.83% of the capital.
Saigon Newport Corporation holds nearly 376 million MBB shares, equivalent to 7.1% of the charter capital.
Vietnam Helicopter Corporation holds 447 million shares, equivalent to 8.43% of the capital.
Prudential Vietnam Life Insurance Company Limited holds 65.7 million shares, equivalent to 1.2%...
At the investor conference organized by MBBank, which highlighted the bank's business results for 2024 and outlined its tasks for 2025, Mr. Pham Nhu Anh, Member of the Board of Directors and General Director of the bank, stated that in 2024, the bank's credit growth exceeded 24.3%. This is a significantly higher growth rate than the industry average.
The bank's individual pre-tax profit reached over VND 27,600 billion, an increase of approximately 12.9% compared to the previous year, achieving its set target.
In 2025, MBBank continues to aim for high credit growth of around 25-26% after the mandatory transfer of MBV (formerly Ocean Bank).
With the government setting an economic growth target of around 8% for 2025, credit growth is expected to remain high.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/manulife-viet-nam-nam-giu-luong-co-phieu-khung-tai-mot-ngan-hang-lon-196250318184657085.htm
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