On July 15, Bình Dương Garment Text Joint Stock Company (BDG - UPCoM) will close the shareholder list to exercise the right to receive the 2025 cash dividend at a rate of 50%, equivalent to VND 5,000 per share. The ex-dividend date is July 14, and the payment date is expected to be July 31.
With nearly 24.8 million shares outstanding, the company expects to spend about VND 124 billion to complete the dividend payout to existing shareholders.
Following the dividend
news, BDG stock rose for three consecutive sessions to VND 40,500 per share, the highest level in six months.
Bình Dương Garment is one of the few textile companies that has maintained a tradition of paying cash dividends regularly over many years. In the past decade, the company has never missed a payout to shareholders.
The highest dividend payout was recorded in 2019 at 60%, followed by 50% in 2020. The payout for 2025 is also the highest in the past five years and is double the 25% maintained in 2023-2024.
Founded in 1989 as the Export Garment Workshop under Bình Dương Production and Import-Export Corporation (Protrade), the company has operated as a joint-stock company since late 2015 and listed BDG on UPCoM in April 2016.
Today Bình Dương Garment specializes in exporting garments, focusing on products such as shirts, jeans, and khakis. The company owns four factories with a monthly capacity of about 200,000 shirts and 700,000 pants of various kinds, equivalent to more than 10 million products per year. The major export markets are the United States and Europe, with international customers such as Tommy Hilfiger, Tom Tailor, Olymp, Rock Revival, and Miss Me.
In 2026, the company plans consolidated revenue of VND 1,783.5 billion, up about 1.25% from the previous year’s results, while net profit is targeted at VND 113.2 billion, down 16.3%. The company also commits to maintaining a cash dividend payout ratio not lower than 10% of charter capital.
In the first quarter, Bình Dương Garment recorded revenue of VND 361.14 billion, up 1.7% year-on-year and more than 20% of the annual plan was achieved. Meanwhile, net profit reached VND 12.27 billion, down 5.6%, corresponding to just under 11% of the annual net profit target.
