Capital Increase - M&A

MB (MBB) seeks to lift charter capital over $3.8 billion

The bank proposed to increase charter capital by up to VNĐ22.1 trillion, raising registered capital from about VNĐ80.55 trillion to nearly VNĐ102.7...

Viettel Post (VTP) to raise capital to over $64 million

Viettel Post is authorised to offer 51.1 million new ordinary shares to existing shareholders at a par value of VNĐ10,000 per share.

SHB approved to raise charter capital to nearly $1.8 billion

Saigon – Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SHB) has been granted approval by the State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV) to raise its charter capital to...

Techcombank to issue over 21 million ESOP shares to boost charter capital

The total issuance value is estimated at VNĐ214 billion, which will raise Techcombank’s charter capital from VNĐ70.649 trillion to approximately...

SHS plans significant capital increase with three issuance strategies

The deadline for the registration of all three issuance methods is set for April 25.

Đất Xanh Group (DXG) raises capital to over $341m

The raised capital has been strategically allocated to strengthen the company's financial foundation and support its expansive project pipeline...

ACBS raises charter capital to nearly $400 million

The capital injection comes from Asia Commercial Bank (ACB), allowing ACBS to join the top five largest securities firms in terms of charter capital...

MBBank's (MBB) charter capital rises to over $2.4 billion

The bank listed an additional 19.24 million MBB shares, representing a listing value change of VNĐ192.4 billion, based on par value.

SHB approved to increase charter capital to VNĐ40.6 trillion

SHB will issue nearly 403 million shares to pay dividends for 2023 at a rate of 11 per cent. This means that for every 100 shares held, shareholders...

SSI regains top spot for charter capital in securities industry

SSI Securities Corporation has completed its recent rights issue, solidifying its position as the largest securities firm by charter capital.





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