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Kim Nguu Advisory has filed a notice on changes in ownership of a major shareholder in Vinasun (VNS), reporting the disposal of a total of 4.09 million VNS shares, reducing its holding to 5.61% of charter capital. Specifically, on April 14, 2026, it sold 1.7 million shares; on April 15, 2026, 400,000 shares; on April 16, 2026, 1.59 million shares; and on April 17, 2026, 400,000 shares. After these trades, Kim Nguu Advisory reduced its stake from nearly 7.9 million shares to just over 3.8 million shares, corresponding to a holding of 5.61%. Earlier on April 9, 2026, the adviser also sold 400,000 shares, reducing its stake from almost 8.3 million shares (12.22%) to about 7.9 million shares (11.63%). Mr. Dang Tien Sy currently serves as the authorized representative of Kim Nguu Advisory's equity at Vinasun and is a member of Vinasun's Board. Regarding VNS trades, Le Hai Doan, a board member of Vinasun, has registered to purchase 4.9 million VNS shares to restructure the investment portfolio. The transaction is expected to be conducted by way of agreement and/or matching order from April 8, 2026 to May 7, 2026. Before the deal, Doan owned about 4.3 million shares, equal to 6.33% of Vinasun. If completed, this would raise his shareholding to about 9.2 million shares, or 13.56% of capital. Additionally, HipT Group Joint Stock Company, of which Doan is chairman and legal representative, owns about 2.5 million VNS shares, or 3.64%, and VBP Joint Stock Company, where Doan is CEO and legal representative, owns about 5.3 million VNS shares, or 7.77%. Thus, if the proposed purchase succeeds, Doan and related parties would increase their holdings from over 12 million shares (17.74%) to more than 16.9 million shares (24.96%).
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