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During the 2026 AGM season, several companies have announced dividend plans that exceed the 100% threshold in cash or stock, drawing market attention to firms’ profit-sharing strategies and underlying business performance.
Vimico (TKV) JSC, the Vietnam Mineral and Mining Company (ticker KSV, listed on the HNX), plans to present its 2025 dividend at the 2026 AGM at 119%. Under this plan, shareholders holding one share would receive 11,900 dong in cash dividends, for a total payout of about 2,380 billion dong in this dividend tranche.
The 119% payout is below the 150% rate approved for 2024, but it remains significantly higher than the previously approved minimum plan of 15%.
The proposal is linked to the company’s 2025 results. For fiscal year 2025, Vimico reported consolidated revenue of over 14,636 billion dong, up 10.2% year-on-year. After-tax profit reached over 1,908 billion dong, up 56.2%.
Ha Long Beer and Beverage Joint Stock Company (Bia Ha Long, ticker HLB, UPCoM) is set to present at its 2026 AGM (scheduled for 24 April 2026) a plan to pay 2025 dividends at 125%, equivalent to 12,500 dong per share. With more than 3 million shares outstanding, the company expects to pay about 38.6 billion dong.
In addition, Ha Long Beer plans to pay 2026 dividends with a minimum equal to 50% of charter capital.
For its business outlook, the company expects net revenue of more than 1,898.5 billion dong, up 3.8% from 2025. After-tax profit is expected to reach around 144.1 billion dong, up 8%.
In 2025, Ha Long Beer reported net revenue of more than 1,829 billion dong, up 16.7% from 2024. After-tax profit reached more than 133.4 billion dong, up 6.7%.
At Vinexad Joint Stock Company’s 2026 AGM held on 25 March 2026, Vinexad (MCK: VNX, UPCoM) shareholders approved the 2025 dividend payout at 130%, equivalent to 13,000 dong per share. With more than 3.2 million shares outstanding, Vinexad is expected to pay nearly 42 billion dong for this payout.
By the end of 2025, Vinexad posted revenue of over 293.8 billion dong, up 10% year-on-year and achieving 117% of its plan. Net profit after taxes was over 56.8 billion dong, up 36% and reaching 151% of its plan.
Looking ahead to 2026, the company expects revenue of 280 billion dong and net profit of 48 billion dong, down 4.7% and 15.5% respectively from 2025.
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