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Digiworld Joint Stock Company (Digiworld, ticker DGW, HOSE) has issued a board resolution to finalize the list of shareholders entitled to receive its 2025 cash dividend. The company will pay a dividend rate of 10%, equivalent to 1,000 VND per share. The record date for exercising rights is May 14, 2026, and the payment date is expected to be May 21, 2026.
With more than 221.3 million DGW shares outstanding, Digiworld expects to disburse more than 221.3 billion VND for this dividend payout.
Under the 2025 governance report, as of December 31, 2025, Created Future JSC owned more than 69.6 million DGW shares, representing 31.45% of the company. The company expects Created Future JSC to receive more than 69.6 billion VND in dividends from Digiworld.
The dividend plan was approved by Digiworld’s shareholders at the 2026 Annual General Meeting held on April 22, 2026.
Alongside the dividend decision, Digiworld’s shareholders approved the company’s 2026 business plan. The company projects revenue of 31,500 billion VND, up 18% from 2025, and after-tax profit of 660 billion VND, up 20%.
At the AGM, shareholders also approved an ESOP program to issue 2.2 million shares at 10,000 VND per share. Participants include board members, Digiworld employees, and affiliated companies. The issued shares are restricted from transfer for one year from the issue date.
The issuance is planned for Q2 or Q3 2026, after the State Securities Commission confirms receipt of the full issuing report and after Digiworld completes the cash dividend payout to shareholders.
Digiworld will restructure internally into a holding model (parent company–subsidiary). The company will focus on capital management, investment, governance, and supervision of operations within the group. Assets, projects, contracts, and business activities will be reviewed, realigned, and allocated to appropriate units within the group to optimize capital use, assets, and resources.
The restructuring includes reorganizing operations and business lines, reviewing the ownership structure and investment portfolio, and reviewing dependent units.
In personnel matters, the AGM elected six board members for the 2026–2031 term. Mr. Doãn Hồng Việt was re-elected and appointed as Chairman of the board.
Other board members include Ms. Đặng Kiện Phương, Ms. Tô Hồng Trang, and Mr. Trần Bảo Minh. Two independent directors were also elected: Mr. Nguyễn Duy Tùng and Ms. Phạm Vũ Thanh Giang.
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