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The State Securities Commission’s Inspectorate (UBCKNN) has issued administrative penalty decisions against several enterprises for violations related to securities and securities market information disclosure obligations.
On April 15, 2026, UBCKNN issued Decision No. 192/QĐ-XPHC imposing administrative penalties on BVB JSC for failing to submit periodic information disclosure materials to the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).
The company was penalized for not providing, among other items:
UBCKNN also noted that BVB submitted CBTT content to HNX not within the required timeframe for:
Under Decision No. 194/QĐ-XPHC, Khai An Technology JSC was fined 92.5 million VND for failing to send periodic information disclosure contents to HNX.
The documents cited include:
Tan Cang Warehousing Joint Stock Company was fined 92.5 million VND for administrative violations in the securities field, according to Decision No. 189/QĐ-XPHC.
UBCKNN stated that the company did not disclose information on UBCKNN’s information disclosure system and on the HNX website for:
The decision also cited late publication for:
Under Decision No. 193/QĐ-XPHC, Danh Viet Trading and Services JSC was fined 85 million VND for not publishing information as required by law.
UBCKNN cited that the company did not send periodic information to HNX, including:
UBCKNN decisions and related disclosures.
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