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VDSC: Stock issuance to pay dividend for 2020

Jun 24th at 17:11
24-06-2021 17:11:20+07:00

VDSC: Stock issuance to pay dividend for 2020

   On June 23, 2021, Viet Dragon Securities Corporation announces the stock issuance to pay dividend for 2020 as follows:

-          Stock name: Viet Dragon Securities Corporation

-          Stock type: common share

-          Par value: 10,000 dongs

-          Number of shares issued: 100,099,906 shares

-          Number of outstanding shares: 100,099,906 shares

-          Number of treasury shares: 0 share

-          Number of shares expected to be issued: 5,004,995 shares

-          Total value (based on par value): 50,049,950,000 dongs

-          Issuing ratio: 20:1 (Shareholder who owns 20 shares will receive 01 new share).

-          Plan to deal with fractional shares: The distributed shares will not be rounded down to dozen, the fractional shares due to rounding down will be cancelled.

-          Record date: according to the Notice from the BOD and the Vietnam Securities Depository (VSD).

 

 

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