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Nguyễn Trần Phương Linh, Deputy General Director of Business at CTCP HHP Global (HHP), has registered to buy 2 million HHP shares, which would raise her ownership to 2.31%. At the time of registration, she reported holding no HHP shares. The transaction is expected to be carried out via an online matched order or through an agreement during the period from May 12 to June 10.
Ms. Linh is the daughter of Tran Thi Thu Phuong, Vice Chairwoman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and person in charge at HHP. She currently holds 8.6 million shares, accounting for 9.95% of the company.
Based on the closing price on 29/04 of 13,200 VND per share, Ms. Linh would need approximately VND 26 billion to complete the registered purchase.
Since early February, HHP shares have seen a correction of around 15%. The stock is currently trading at about 13,000 VND per share, with average liquidity of roughly 1.1 million shares per session.
On the corporate side, HHP has released AGM materials for 2026, scheduled for 15/05. In 2025, the company reported revenue of VND 3,123 billion and net profit after tax of VND 48 billion, increasing 67% and 57%, respectively.
For 2026, HHP targets two-digit growth, aiming for revenue of VND 3,472 billion and net profit after tax of VND 56 billion. The company also plans to expedite the trial operation of the Hoang Ha Phu Yen Paper Plant, divest at several units, and increase the capacity of the HHP Paper Hai Phong project to 128,000 tons per year.
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