Executives' stock trades: notable transactions at CAG, NKG and VCI

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Between April 28 and May 8, 2026, a series of notable insider and related-party share transactions were reported, with selling activity predominating at An Giang Port (CAG), NKG and VCI. On the buy side, registrations were more prominent at KBC, NAW and PWS.

Notable insider transactions

An Giang Port (CAG): The independent director sold all holdings of over 2.53 million CAG shares, equivalent to about 18.34% of equity, during April 16–23. The transaction ends the director’s status as a major shareholder.
NKG: Ho Minh Phat, the son of Chairman Ho Minh Quang, bought 5 million NKG shares during April 17–23, bringing his holding to 10 million shares (2.23% of charter capital). Chairman Ho Minh Quang holds over 71 million NKG shares (15.87%), implying family ownership of more than 18%.
VCI: Truong Nguyen Thien Kim, the wife of To Hai, disposed of all VCI shares. She sold approximately 16.9 million VCI shares (1.47%) via a private arrangement during April 15–May 4. Nearly 17.5 million VCI shares are reported to have changed hands in the period, largely attributable to her sales. The total transaction value exceeds VND 481 billion, with an average negotiated price of around VND 27,500 per share.
KBC: Nguyen Thi Kim Thanh, the mother of a KBC board member and deputy general director, registered to accumulate 8 million KBC shares from May 11 to June 9 through on-exchange or off-exchange methods. She currently holds about 390,000 KBC shares (0.041%), which would increase to roughly 8.4 million shares (about 0.891%) if the plan is completed.
PWS: Aqua One’s parent company registered to sell 22.87 million PWS shares, representing 59.64% of charter capital, from May 12 to June 5. The reported price is around 13,000 dong per share, implying a transaction value near VND 300 billion. The move follows a VND 600 billion bond issuance, with sources indicating debt repayment is expected to rely more on asset disposals and portfolio restructuring than on current operating cash flows.

What the transactions show

The reported activity highlights ongoing insider and related-party movements across CAG, NKG, VCI, KBC, NAW and PWS during the April 28–May 8 window. In particular, Aqua One’s planned exit from its PWS stake is positioned as part of liquidity management following the bond issuance.