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The trading week from March 30 to April 3, 2026 showed executives and their relatives dominating stock trading on the buy side, both in executed trades and registered transactions. Notable deals were reported in S99, TNT, KMT, LGL and MSB.
Mr. Nguyen Cong Hung, the younger brother of the chairman of SCI Joint Stock Company (SCI) (HNX: S99), bought 2.7 million S99 shares on March 25. After the transaction, his holding rose to over 2.7 million shares, or 2.63%.
On March 25, exactly 2.7 million shares were traded via negotiated deals valued at nearly 22 billion đồng.
Earlier, another younger brother of the S99 chairman, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Huong, purchased all 4 million shares registered on March 13. The transaction increased her ownership from 6.59% to 10.43%, equivalent to about 10.9 million shares. Meanwhile, the S99 chairman holds 21.76%, or more than 22.6 million shares.
Mr. Nguyen Gia Long, Chairman of the Board of CTCP Tập đoàn TNT (HOSE: TNT), bought 1.2 million TNT shares to increase ownership through negotiated and order-matching trades. The execution period ran from February 27 to March 26.
During that period, TNT shares traded at around 9,300 đồng per share, implying Mr. Long spent more than 11 billion đồng.
Following the purchases, Mr. Long’s holdings increased from 11.5 million shares (about 22.549% of capital) to more than 12.7 million shares (about 24.945%). He remains the largest and sole major shareholder of the company.
Mr. Huỳnh Trung Quang, Chairman of the Board of CTCP Kim khí Miền Trung (HNX: KMT), registered to buy 2.1 million KMT shares in the period from April 2 to April 29 to increase ownership.
Based on the closing price on April 1 of 11,900 đồng per share, the deal value is about 25 billion đồng.
Currently, Mr. Quang holds 2,913 shares, about 0.03% of charter capital. If completed, his ownership would rise to 21.66%, potentially making him the fourth-largest shareholder.
KMT’s three major shareholders are Vietnam Steel Corporation (38.3%), Ms. Nguyen Quynh Hoa (24.62%), and Ms. Pham Huynh Thao Tran (24.01%).
Long Giang Investment Group (LGG) registered to sell all of more than 12.4 million shares, equivalent to 24.1% of Long Giang Land (Long Giang Land, HOSE: LGL). The transaction is expected to take place from April 7 to May 4 via a negotiated method with recipient Rivera Hà Nội.
At the current price around 5,000 đồng per share, the deal size is expected to exceed 60 billion đồng.
If completed, LGG would no longer hold any stake in Long Giang Land, effectively exiting the real estate company it has been closely tied to for years.
Le Ha Giang, Chairman of LGL and also a member of LGG and Rivera Hà Nội’s board, currently owns nearly 10.7 million shares, about 20.75% of Long Giang Land.
Rox Living JSC registered to sell all nearly 31.2 million MSB shares (HOSE: MSB) it owns, representing 0.988% of the bank’s charter capital. The move is attributed to investment restructuring during April 3 to April 29.
Rox Living is related to Mr. Ta Ngoc Da, a member of MSB’s board.
Based on MSB’s closing price on March 31 of 11,550 đồng per share, Rox Living could receive about 360 billion đồng if the divestment is completed.
Source: VietstockFinance
Source: VietstockFinance
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