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CAEX, officially known as the Vietnam Prosperity Asset Exchange Joint Stock Company, announced changes to its business registration, increasing its charter capital from VND 25 billion to VND 10 trillion effective April 17, 2026.
Under the updated ownership structure, domestic private capital accounts for 89.4% (VND 8.94 trillion), while foreign capital accounts for 10.6% (VND 1.06 trillion).
Overseas shareholders include OKG Ventures Limited (registered in the British Virgin Islands) holding 10% (VND 1 trillion) and Cheng Tan Feng holding 0.6% (VND 60 billion). Domestically, VPBankS contributed VND 1.1 trillion, Future Land Investment Co., Ltd contributed VND 2.5 trillion, and Lynkid contributed VND 2.9 trillion.
Previously, VPBankS had approved the purchase of an additional 109.7 million CAEX shares at VND 10,000 per share.
In parallel, VPBank (Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial Bank) signed a memorandum of strategic cooperation with OKX on April 14, 2026. Under the agreement, OKX will act as a strategic advisor, share operational experience, provide technology solutions, and support liquidity connectivity for CAEX.
CAEX is positioned to operate with high governance and risk-management standards, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance and investor protection. The company’s capital increase to VND 10 trillion is presented as a commitment to participating in Vietnam’s pilot digital asset exchange framework.
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