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Trading by executives and close relatives during the week of 13–17 April 2026 showed a clear bias toward purchases, with notable transactions involving Gemadept (GMD), Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAG) and Hoa Phat Group (HPG).
Doãn Chí Thiên, Deputy CEO of Nam Việt Joint Stock Company (HOSE: ANV), purchased 1 million ANV shares via the order-matching method. The trades were executed from 27 March to 16 April 2026.
Based on the market price range during the period, Thiên is estimated to have spent about VND 24 billion to complete the purchases. After the transaction, he holds more than 2 million shares, equivalent to 0.8% ownership, bringing the family’s total stake to above 55%.
Gemadept Joint Stock Company (HOSE: GMD) completed the disposal of nearly 1.6 million shares of Food Union Company (FCC, UPCoM: FCC) on 10 April. The move reduced Gemadept’s ownership from 26.56% to 0%.
The deal was conducted via a negotiated/arranged method, with total proceeds of about VND 51 billion.
All disposed shares were transferred on 10 April to two individual investors: Mr. Dang Truong Giang bought 1 million FCC shares (16.67% stake) and Ms. Le Thuy Tien bought about 593,000 shares (9.89%), becoming substantial shareholders of FCC.
Doan Nguyen Duc, Chairman of Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) (HAG), completed the purchase of 4 million HAG shares. Trades were executed from 26 March to 16 April via open-market methods.
After the transaction, Duc’s holdings increased from about 310 million shares to over 313.9 million shares, raising ownership from 24.45% to 24.77%.
Including related parties, the chairman’s group now holds nearly 379.3 million shares, equal to 29.94% of HAG’s charter capital.
With the stock trading around VND 15,000–16,000 per share in recent periods, the amount paid by Duc was roughly VND 60–64 billion.
Tran Vu Minh, son of billionaire Tran Dinh Long, bought 33.3 million Hoa Phat shares (HPG) between 12 March and 9 April, falling short of the registered 50 million shares due to market conditions.
In an 13 April notice, the trades were executed via open-market. HPG’s share price mainly fluctuated in the VND 25,000–28,000 per share range. The estimated value of the transaction is about VND 800 billion.
After the trades, the Tran Dinh Long family owned more than 35.4% of Hoa Phat’s charter capital, equivalent to more than 2.72 billion shares.
Ho Minh Phat, son of Ho Minh Quang, Chairman of Nam Kim Steel (NKG), registered to buy an additional 5 million NKG shares for personal investment.
Phat plans to execute the transaction via negotiated and/or open-market methods from 17 April to 15 May. If completed, his stake would rise from 5 million to 10 million shares, representing about 2.23% of the company’s charter capital.
Ho Minh Quang currently holds more than 71 million NKG shares (15.87% of charter), implying the family’s total stake would exceed 18%.
Nguyen Anh Dinh, Project Director of TNH Hospital Group (HOSE: TNH), registered to buy 2 million TNH shares from 16 April to 15 May to increase ownership.
Dinh currently holds nearly 6.2 million shares (about 3.7% of charter). If the purchase is completed, ownership would rise to 4.91% (roughly 8.2 million shares).
Using an indicative price around VND 10,100 per share on the morning of 13 April, the deal value is roughly VND 20.2 billion.
The transactions were reported with reference to the list of executives and related parties trading/registered to trade during 13–17 April 2026. Related ticker codes include ANV, FCC, GMD, HAG, HPG, NKG and TNH.
Source: Vietstock Finance
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