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During the week of 20–24 April 2026, transactions by company leaders and their relatives showed more selling in actual trading, while registrations were dominated by buyers.
Vietnam Steel Trading and Manufacturing Co. Ltd. announced it sold nearly 4.2 million shares of Pomina Steel (UPCoM: POM) between 20 March and 17 April 2026, well below its initial plan to sell 7.5 million shares. The company said it did not sell all registered shares because the price did not meet expectations.
After the transaction, Viet Viet Steel still held more than 142 million POM shares, equivalent to 51.03% of charter capital, remaining the largest shareholder at Pomina.
Viet Viet Steel also continued to register to sell an additional 7.5 million POM shares from 24 April to 22 May 2026 via the negotiated and matched order method to fulfill a debt obligation on behalf of Pomina Steel. If the sale is completed, Viet Viet Steel’s ownership would decrease to 48.34%.
Viet Viet Steel was founded by the family of Mr. Do Duy Thai, who currently serves as CEO of Viet Viet Steel and Chairman of Pomina Steel.
Mrs. Vuong Buu Linh, a member of the Board of Directors of Tập đoàn KIDO (HOSE: KDC), registered to buy 2 million KDC shares on 20 April. Mrs. Linh is the wife of KIDO chairman Mr. Tran Kim Thanh.
The trades are expected to be conducted from 24 April to 23 May 2026 via match or negotiated methods for personal investment. If completed, Mrs. Linh’s holding in Tập đoàn KIDO would rise from 0.97% to 1.66%.
Xuân Cầu Holdings registered to buy 24% of Viwaseen (VIW) by purchasing 13.9 million VIW shares, representing 24% of capital. The expected transaction period is 23 April to 22 May.
Xuân Cầu Holdings currently owns no Viwaseen shares. At the close on 24 April, VIW traded at the ceiling price of VND 44,800 per share. Based on that price, the purchase could cost nearly VND 624 billion.
In terms of related parties, Mr. To Dung, chairman of Xuân Cầu Holdings and also chairman of VIW, is involved.
In contrast, Vinaconex registered to sell almost 42.1 million VIW shares to reorganize its investment. Trading is expected from 23 April to 22 May 2026 via match and/or negotiated methods.
If successful, Vinaconex’s stake would fall from 97.5% to 25%, equivalent to more than 14.5 million shares.
Denim Tuong Long Ltd. (TVT) registered to divest about 1.65 million shares, or 7.87% of TVT’s capital, during 7/5–29/5/2026 via match or negotiate. If successful, Tuong Long would no longer be a TVT shareholder.
Similarly, Mr. Dieu Minh Luong registered to buy the same number of shares that Tuong Long sells, potentially becoming a major shareholder in TVT.
Estimated value of the transfer, based on the close price of 24 April (VND 16,000 per share), is over VND 26 billion.
List of leadership and family members trading from 20–24 April 2026 is provided in the accompanying visuals.
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