The wife and children of the Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of VIB registered to buy 14 million shares. The transactions are expected to be carried out from November 27 to December 26, 2024 by negotiation and/or order matching.
The wife and children of the Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of VIB registered to buy 14 million shares. The transactions are expected to be carried out from November 27 to December 26, 2024 by negotiation and/or order matching.
According to information from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE), Ms. Dang Thi Thu Ha, wife of Mr. Dang Van Son, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of this bank, registered to buy 10 million shares for the purpose of changing her personal finances. With the same purpose, Mr. Son's daughter, Ms. Dang Minh Ngoc, also registered to buy 4 million shares.
Both transactions are expected to be executed from November 27 to December 26, 2024 by negotiation and/or order matching.
Before the transaction, Ms. Ha owned 71.6 million shares, equivalent to 2.821% of VIB's capital. The above number of shares does not include 12.2 million bonus shares for existing shareholders at a rate of 17% waiting to be returned. In addition, the daughter of the Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of VIB also owns 4.1 million shares, equivalent to 0.16% of VIB's capital. This number also does not include 691,254 bonus shares for existing shareholders at a rate of 17% waiting to be returned.
If the above transactions are successfully completed, Ms. Ha is expected to hold nearly 81.6 million shares, equivalent to 3.215% of capital. Meanwhile, Ms. Ngoc will increase her ownership at VIB to nearly 8.1 million shares, equivalent to 0.318%.
Previously, on November 8, Mr. Ho Van Long, Deputy General Director and Chief Financial Officer of the Bank, also successfully purchased 3 million VIB shares. After the transaction, Mr. Long increased his ownership at VIB to 14.53 million shares, equivalent to 0.573% (excluding 1.96 million bonus shares for existing shareholders at a rate of 17% and nearly 150,000 bonus shares under the employee selection program in the company waiting to return).
Quang Kim Development Investment Joint Stock Company (Quang Kim JSC) also successfully purchased 17.2 million VIB shares on November 11. Thereby, increasing its ownership ratio at VIB Bank to 0.577% of charter capital.
Quang Kim JSC is a related organization of individuals including: Mr. Do Xuan Hoang, Mr. Do Xuan Thu, Ms. Do Xuan Ha, Mr. Do Xuan Son, Mr. Do Xuan Viet, Ms. Do Thu Giang. These individuals are all holding shares at VIB, and also holding positions such as Chairman of the Board of Directors, General Director and major shareholders at Quang Kim JSC.
Regarding business activities, in the first 9 months of 2024, VIB achieved total revenue of VND 15,300 billion, of which net interest income decreased by 9% over the same period; pre-tax profit reached VND 6,600 billion, down 21% over the same period. Return on equity (ROE) reached about 19%.
As of September 30, 2024, VIB's total assets reached more than VND 445,000 billion, up 9% compared to the beginning of the year, of which outstanding credit reached more than VND 298,000 billion, up nearly 12% compared to the beginning of the year, higher than the industry average of 9%. Notably, in the third quarter alone, VIB's credit growth reached nearly 7% and was one of the retail banks with the best credit growth in the industry.
On the stock market, VIB shares are trading at VND18,300/share, up about 15% compared to the end of last year. The divestment of foreign investors in recent months has made VIB the second most net sold stock by foreign investors this year, after Vinhomes shares.
On October 29 alone, VIB shares had negotiated transactions of up to 300.1 million shares, mostly at VND18,000/share. The total negotiated value was up to VND5,400 billion. All of the above shares were sold by foreign investors.
Before this transaction, VIB's largest shareholder was the foreign Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), which held more than 440 million shares (14.78% of VIB's capital). Previously, in just two trading sessions on September 24 and 26, foreign shareholder CBA had significantly reduced its share ownership ratio at VIB, down to below 15%.
At the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders in mid-June, VIB Bank was approved to reduce the foreign room from 20.5% to 4.99% from July 1. This means that CBA is only allowed to sell shares to domestic investors, excluding the case of receiving dividends in shares.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/nguoi-nha-pho-chu-tich-vib-dang-ky-mua-14-trieu-co-phieu-d230629.html
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