Home Stocks Trading of Major and Inside Shareholders

BCP: Notice of transaction of connected institution (Dai Nam Pharmaceutical JSC)

Apr 25th at 17:46
25-04-2019 17:46:32+07:00

BCP: Notice of transaction of connected institution (Dai Nam Pharmaceutical JSC)

- Name of issuer: Becamex Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company
- Stock code: BCP
- Securities type: Common stock
- Name of connected person: Dai Nam Pharmaceutical JSC
- Name of person discharging managerial responsibility (PDMR)/Director: Mr. An Manh Hung
- Position in the listed company: Chair of the Board
- Relation between connected person and PDMR/Director: General Manager
- Number of shares held by connected institution before transaction: 1,979,800 shares
- Number of shares to be acquired: 2,060,400 shares
- Nature of transaction: negotiation and order matching
- Purpose of transaction: increase shareholding
- Expected Start date of transaction: 26/04/2019
- Expected End date of transaction: 23/05/2019

HNX

RELATED STOCK CODE (1)

NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Trading in STK shares on Sept 30
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Sep 19th at 14:30

Trading in STK shares on Sept 30

More than 42.3 million shares of Century Synthetic Fiber Corporation (STK) will be officially traded on the HCM City Stock Exchange on September 30, HSX announced.

ANZ to sell its stake in Vietnamese company
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Sep 29th at 10:17

ANZ to sell its stake in Vietnamese company

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group on Monday said it has agreed to sell its 17.5 percent stake in Vietnam's Saigon Securities Incorporation (SSI) as the lender...

VinaCapital sells GBP12.6M in shares of VNM
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Aug 20th at 13:51

VinaCapital sells GBP12.6M in shares of VNM

VinaCapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Ltd said Tuesday it had sold 3.6 million shares in Vietnam Dairy Products Co, also known as Vinamilk, at VND123,333 per share.

Big foreign investors make fat profit from stake sale deals
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Dec 18th at 13:52

Big foreign investors make fat profit from stake sale deals

Foreign investors seem to make an enigmatic decision when selling stakes in large quantities and discreetly withdrawing capital from leading Vietnamese companies.

GAS: Trading result of inside shareholder
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Dec 2nd at 14:04

GAS: Trading result of inside shareholder

PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation has disclosed a trading result of inside shareholders as follows:

Ailing Trang An offloads accounts
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Nov 20th at 13:40

Ailing Trang An offloads accounts

Trang An Securities Company would transfer its 12,000 trading accounts to the Viet Nam Investment Securities Company (IVS), the account receiver announced yesterday.

Dragon Capital and affiliates increase stake in Masan
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Nov 9th at 20:42

Dragon Capital and affiliates increase stake in Masan

Private equity group Masan (MSN) sold nearly 29.8 million shares to Dragon Capital's affiliates on October 30, the group announced.

Eximbank awaits SSC ruling on buy-back
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Nov 8th at 13:23

Eximbank awaits SSC ruling on buy-back

Eximbank planned to buy back nearly 61.78 million shares, equivalent to 5 per cent of its total common shares, bank chairman Le Hung Dung said on Tuesday.

Food firm Ma San sells 4 pct stake to a foreign fund
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Nov 7th at 10:40

Food firm Ma San sells 4 pct stake to a foreign fund

Food producer Ma San Group has sold a 4 percent stake worth 297.7 billion dong ($14 million) to the Vietnam Resource Investments fund, the Lao Dong (Labour)...

VN Airlines to sell 2.7% stake in bank
TRADING OF MAJOR AND INSIDE SHAREHOLDERS Nov 1st at 13:41

VN Airlines to sell 2.7% stake in bank

The national carrier Vietnam Airlines will sell more than 24 million shares it is holding in Techcombank on December 2, announced the Ha Noi Stock Exchange.

Read More

TRENDING

MOST READ

Back To Top