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Mr. Nguyen Van Linh, a member of the Board of Directors of An Giang Port Joint Stock Company (HNX: CAG), has sold all shares he held in the period 16–23/04/2026, according to newly published information.
During 16–23/04/2026, Mr. Linh sold all of his over 2.53 million CAG shares, equivalent to 18.34% of the stake. After the transaction, he officially ceased to be a major shareholder of CAG.
Earlier, on 23/04, Phuoc Tao Logistics became a major shareholder of CAG after purchasing a similar number of shares on 17/04.
On the market, Mr. Linh’s trading recorded only a private transaction with a similar volume on 17/04, suggesting that he transferred this stake to Phuoc Tao Logistics.
The recorded transaction value was VND 18.74 billion, equivalent to about VND 7,400 per share. This price was around 6% higher than the closing price on 17/04 (VND 7,000 per share) and more than 7% above the latest market price as of 29/04 (VND 6,900 per share).
Phuoc Tao Logistics was established in 2015 and operates in logistics. The company owns a fleet of 50 self-propelled barges with capacities ranging from 24 TEUs to 250 TEUs (roughly 600 DWT to 5,000 DWT), providing transport between ports in Ho Chi Minh City, the ICD system, and key areas including Dong Nai, Tay Ninh, and provinces in the Mekong Delta.
With the stake transfer to a logistics-focused unit, the transaction is more likely linked to business strategy rather than a pure divestment. The deal took place when CAG’s business outlook showed improvement, including the exchange operator (HNX) lifting the warning status after addressing accumulated losses.
In 2025, CAG reported net revenue of VND 46.7 billion, up 22% year-on-year. After-tax profit reached VND 775 million, compared with a loss of VND 662 million in 2024. The 2025 financial statements also received an unqualified opinion from the auditor.
These results supported CAG in officially exiting the warning status from 16/03/2026.
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