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Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc of Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) has completed the purchase of 4 million registered HAG shares, increasing his ownership to 313.95 million shares, equivalent to 24.77% of HAGL’s charter capital. Before the transaction, he held more than 309.95 million shares, representing 24.45%.
In addition to the latest 4 million-share purchase, the chairman also bought 5 million HAG shares between March 11 and March 18, 2026. Following these transactions, his total holdings rise to 313.95 million shares.
On April 17, 2026, HAGL will hold its annual general meeting to approve several important items, including reports on Board activities, audited financial statements for 2025, authorization to appoint an auditor for 2026 financial statements, related-party transactions, and updates to the company’s business lines.
For 2026, HAGL has set a revenue target of VND 8,624 billion and an after-tax profit target of VND 4,202 billion. Based on the projected profit, the Board will propose to the 2027 AGM a cash dividend of 5% (VND 500 per share).
For 2025 profit distribution, after offsetting accumulated losses, the after-tax profit will be retained for reinvestment in coffee and mulberry projects. As a result, no dividend is expected to be paid in 2026.
The company’s investment plan includes planting 7,000 ha of coffee, 1,000 ha of mulberry, and 700 ha of durian. HAGL also plans the construction of four wet-processing plants and one coffee extraction plant.
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