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Mr. Doan Nguyen Duc, Chairman of Hoang Anh Gia Lai Joint Stock Company (HAG, HOSE: HAG), has registered to buy 4 million HAG shares via on-market matching from April 22 to May 21, 2026, with the aim of increasing his ownership stake.
Mr. Duc currently holds about 313.9 million HAG shares. If the transaction is completed, his holding would increase to more than 317.9 million shares, equivalent to 25.09% of HAG’s charter capital.
Previously, he bought 4 million shares registered via on-market matching from March 26 to April 14, raising his holding to 313.95 million shares, or 24.77%.
In addition, the related shareholder group connected to Mr. Duc owns more than 379.3 million shares, accounting for 29.94% of HAG’s charter capital.
Most recently, Mr. Duc purchased 5 million HAG shares from March 11 to March 18. The trades were conducted on an on-market basis at an average price of about VND 15,133 per share, for a total value of nearly VND 76 billion.
At HAG’s 2026 Annual General Meeting on April 17, the company reported that 2025 net revenue reached VND 7,432 billion, achieving 134.8% of the plan. After-tax profit in 2025 was VND 2,240 billion, equivalent to 201.1% of the plan.
For 2025, HAG said it did not expand new banana planting area, instead maintaining care and harvest of 7,000 ha of bananas. The company also focused on maintaining 2,000 ha of durian, completing new planting of 3,000 ha of Arabica and Robusta coffee, and completing new plantings for 1,000 ha of silkworm. For the pig farming segment, HAG stated that no additional barns were constructed in 2025.
For 2026, HAG targets revenue of VND 8,624 billion and after-tax profit of VND 4,202 billion. The company plans to pay a dividend of VND 500 per share and reinvest in key projects for 2027, including coffee and silkworm.
On profit distribution, HAG said that after offsetting accumulated losses, 2025 profit after tax will be kept entirely for reinvestment into coffee and silkworm projects. As a result, HAG will not pay a dividend in 2026.
In 2026, HAG plans to newly plant 7,000 ha of coffee, 1,000 ha of silkworm, and 700 ha of durian. The company also plans investments in coffee processing plants, including four wet processing plants in source regions and one essential oil extraction plant.
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