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The foreign investment group Dragon Capital has sold 100,000 DPG shares, trimming its ownership in Dat Phuong Group to just over 10.9%.
Separately, Dat Phuong Group has released materials for its 2026 annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM), scheduled for 25 April 2026. At the meeting, the company will seek shareholder approval for its 2026 business targets and governance proposals.
For 2026, Dat Phuong Group plans to target consolidated net revenue of 8,513.6 billion VND, representing an increase of 89.9% versus 2025 actual results. Net profit after tax is expected to reach 560.6 billion VND, up 25.9%.
In 2025, the group reported consolidated net revenue of 4,484 billion VND and after-tax profit of 445.1 billion VND. These figures met 94.29% and 118.09% of the respective targets.
Dat Phuong Group plans to pay 2025 cash dividends at a rate of 6%, equivalent to 600 VND per share.
At the AGM, the company will elect six board members for the 2026–2031 term. The group also proposes remuneration for the Board of Directors and the Audit Committee for 2026, capped at a maximum of 1.5% of corporate income tax after tax on the consolidated 2026 financial statements. Specific allocations would be determined by the Board based on assigned duties.
The company will also propose adding business lines, including operation of sports facilities (excluding electronic games), hotels and similar lodging services, and other short-term lodging services.
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