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During the trading week of 6-10 April 2026, executives and their relatives were active in buying and selling shares and registering trades, with several large deals anticipated at AAV and VietCap’s Vietcap (VCI).
GCF: GCF chairman Nguyen Van Thu completed the sale of 3 million GCF shares in the period 3-31 March. During that period, more than 3 million shares were traded via negotiated transactions, valued at about VND 60 billion. After the sale, his stake at GCF fell from nearly 13.5 million shares (31.21% of capital) to 10.5 million shares (24.28%).
PDR: PDR chairman Nguyen Van Dat bought 3 million shares during 2-7 April 2026 through on-market trades, lifting his ownership to 27.54% (over 274.7 million shares). Based on the period’s average price, the transaction cost was around VND 47 billion.
AAV: Former AAV chairman Pham Quang Khanh registered to sell 15 million AAV shares during 9 April – 8 May to reduce his stake. If completed, his holding could fall from over 23.5% to about 1.8%. The article notes that AAV stock has surged but recently retreated; at the close on 10 April, the price stood near the floor at around 7,100 VND per share.
VCI: Truong Nguyen Thien Kim, a director at VietCap (VCI), signaled plans to sell all of her more-than-16.9 million VCI shares, which would reduce her stake from 1.47% to 0%. Potential proceeds could exceed VND 470 billion at the 10 April close of VCI at 27,900 VND per share.
Ms. Kim is described as a prominent entrepreneur with roles in several businesses and as the founder/CEO of D1 Concepts, behind brands such as Katinat, Phe La, Dì Mai, and SORAE Sushi Sake Grill.
The report lists leadership trades during 6-10 April 2026 across the following tickers: AAV, BTT, GCF, IDP, PDR, VCI, WCS.
Source: VietstockFinance.
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