SSC fines companies for information disclosure violations

May 13th at 08:01
13-05-2024 08:01:21+07:00

SSC fines companies for information disclosure violations

The State Securities Commission (SSC) has recently issued numerous penalties against businesses for non-compliance with information disclosure requirements.

The headquarters of the SSC in Hà Nội. — VNA/VNS Photo Văn Giáp

The authority imposed an administrative penalty on Saigon Glory Co Ltd, with headquarters on District 1, HCM City.

The company has been fined VNĐ92.5 million (US$3634) for failing to disclose required information as mandated by the law.

Specifically, Saigon Glory did not provide information to the Hà Nội Stock Exchange (HNX) regarding its semi-annual financial report for 2023, the fulfillment of commitments related to the 2023 bond issuance and the utilisation of funds from the audited 2023 bond release.

It also failed to submit timely periodic information disclosures to HNX for the many 2021 financial documents.

Saigon Glory, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bitexco Group, previously issued 10 separate bond lots worth VNĐ10 trillion to nearly 4,000 bondholders for The Spirit of Saigon project.

In October 2022, despite announcing its intention to repurchase all the bonds before maturity, Saigon Glory did not buy back any batches ahead of schedule, following the arrest of Vạn Thịnh Phát Group's leadership.

This February, the company negotiated with bondholders and reached an agreement to extend the maturity period to 1 - 2 years.

Recently, the SSC imposed an administrative penalty on Bình Dương General Printing JSC, located in Thủ Dầu Một City, Bình Dương Province.

It was fined VNĐ60 million for untimely information disclosure on the SSC's platform and HNX's electronic portal. The documents include the audited 2022 separate financial report and the 2022 annual report.

Additionaly, the company was fined VNĐ15 million for failing to appoint a company administrator.

Similarly, the Inspectorate of the SSC has recently imposed an administrative penalty on Sovico Group JSC, located in Hoàn Kiếm District, Hà Nội.

The company has been fined VNĐ92.5 million for the violation of not disclosing required information as mandated by the law.

Sovico failed to disclose information to HNX regarding the 2022 and semi-annual 2023 periodic reports on the utilisation of funds from bond issuance for audited outstanding bonds.

It also did not timely disclose the 2021 and 2022 financial reports, the semi-annual 2022 financial report, the utilisation of funds from the 2020 bond issuance and the implementation of commitments to bondholders in 2022. 

Bizhub





RELATED STOCK CODE (2)

NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Market mixed, VN-Index snaps 6-day rally

Shares were mixed on Thursday as a profit-taking force after recent rallies weighed on the market, while foreign capital witnessed the largest withdrawal in more...

VN adds over 110,000 new securities accounts in April, bringing total to 7.7 million

Việt Nam witnessed the addition of 110,761 new securities accounts in April, bringing the total number of domestic securities accounts to over 7.7 million...

Positive investment opportunities in Vietnamese stocks with potential Fed rate reduction

The potential reduction in interest rates by the Fed is expected to open up favourable investment opportunities in Vietnamese stocks, particularly in key sectors...

Market expends gains to fifth day on large-cap stocks

Benchmark indices extended gains on Tuesday, with the VN-Index inching closer to the threshold of 1,250 points, while foreign investors continued to be net buyers.

VN-Index soars nearly 2% on rising risk appetite

The market opened the new week on a positive note with many stocks witnessing big gains, while liquidity also soared.

Securities firms enjoy rosy performance in Q1

Securities firms have unveiled their first quarter business results, with many posting a spike in profits during the period.

Cautious rise amid low supply and cash flow, investors advised to monitor resistance area

The market will continue to rise cautiously due to low supply and cash flow, but investors should remain vigilant for potential blockages and pullbacks at the...

Heat of price war shows no sign of cooling down

Amid fierce competition, the price war is heating up, requiring businesses to deliver added value and experiences to customers in order to retain them.

Market climbs for second day in a row

The Vietnamese stock market closed higher on Friday, extending rallies for a second straight session.

Market climbs with food, beverage, and IT sectors leading the way

Vietnamese markets extended gains and ended higher on Thursday, thanks largely to rises in food and beverage and IT shares.

TRENDING


MOST READ


Back To Top