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ACB has welcomed a new major shareholder, the Au Lac group. According to disclosures, Ms. Nguyen Thiên Hương Jenny acquired 931,700 ACB shares on 26 March 2026, raising her stake from 77.9 million shares (1.51%) to 78.84 million shares (1.53%).
Ms. Nguyen Thiên Hương Jenny is the daughter of Ngo Thu Thúy, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Au Lac Joint Stock Company. Currently, Ngo Thu Thúy holds 0.95% of ACB’s capital, while her husband, Nguyen Duc Hinh, also holds 0.95%. Their son, Nguyen Duc Hieu Johnny, holds 1.14%. Other individuals and entities linked to the group include Mai Phi Lan (0.13%), the International Education Village of Thien Huong (0.14%), and Icon Joint Stock Company (0.16%).
Together, individuals and entities in the Au Lac group hold 257.4 million ACB shares, equivalent to 5.01% of charter capital, making them a major shareholder in ACB.
Au Lac is described as one of the major fuel shipping companies in southern Vietnam. In the group’s prospectus published on 26 December 2025, Au Lac reported it currently owns a fleet of eight oil vessels with a total deadweight tonnage of 119,574 DWT.
On 15 January 2026, 56.47 million ALC shares began trading on UPCoM with a reference price of 22,400 dong per share, corresponding to a market capitalization of about 1,265 billion dong.
In its 2025 consolidated audited financial statements, Au Lac recorded net revenue of 1,312 billion dong, down 16% year-on-year. Gross profit rose slightly to 434 billion dong, supported by lower cost of goods sold.
With reductions in interest expenses and selling costs, net profit for the year reached 284 billion dong, up 9% from the previous year—marking the fourth consecutive year of profit.
Regarding Au Lac’s ownership structure, the two children of Chairwoman Ngo Thu Thuy—Nguyen Duc Hieu Johnny and Nguyen Thien Huong Jenny—own 9.82% and 12.81% of the company’s charter capital, respectively. In addition, two foreign shareholders hold a combined nearly 35% of charter capital, including Polyscias Pte. Ltd (17.7%) and Coney Pearl Pte. Ltd (17.13%). Both entities are registered at Keppel Bay Tower, 1 Harbour Front Avenue, Singapore.
Source: Ha Ly

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