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Domestic precious metals markets are seeing notable movement as companies broaden their offerings beyond gold into new product categories. Recently, Bao Tin Manh Hai, a well-known gold brand, announced plans to roll out silver accumulation products nationwide.
According to an official post on the company’s fan page, Bao Tin Manh Hai will begin selling its silver accumulation product line across all stores from April 28, 2026. The company frames the move as an expansion of its product portfolio into the silver segment, which it describes as having substantial room for growth in Vietnam.
The products launching this time include the 999 Ngân Gia Bảo Đông Sơn line and the Ngân Gia Bảo Tứ Quý Thịnh Vượng collection. The firm says these offerings are the result of a long research and development process. Positioned as “accumulation silver” products, the new line is expected to target investment and store-of-value needs alongside traditional jewelry.
Internationally, silver has long been treated as a parallel investment to gold, with financial products such as futures contracts or silver ETFs. In Vietnam, however, the market remains nascent and is mainly dominated by physical products, with only a few firms such as Phú Quý and Doji participating.
The company’s deeper participation in silver—particularly in the accumulation format—is seen as potentially reshaping the market and increasing competition in the precious metals sector in the coming years.
The silver rollout comes as Bao Tin Manh Hai is believed to be preparing for an IPO to attract resources for business expansion.
For 2026, the company targets net revenue of over VND 74,000 billion, up 165% from 2025. Net profit after tax is expected to exceed VND 1,574 billion, up 103%.
In addition, Bao Tin Manh Hai plans to open 68 new stores in 2026, bringing the total to about 80 nationwide. The company also outlines a long-term roadmap to own around 450 stores by 2030, serving millions of customers.
On shareholder policy, Bao Tin Manh Hai plans to maintain a cash dividend at 50% of par value and issue 100% bonus shares. The company also proposes issuing more than 40 million shares from treasury stock, expected to raise charter capital to about VND 1,000 billion in 2026.
Founded in 1992 by craftsman Vu Mạnh Hải, Bao Tin Manh Hai has more than 30 years in the gold industry. The 24K Ngân Gia Bảo accumulation gold line continues to play a main role, linking the brand’s positioning with the company’s long-term development strategy.
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