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On Friday, May 1, 2026, at least one bank and three companies confirmed cash-dividend payments for May 2026.
TNG (ticker: TNG, listed on the HNX) announced that May 7, 2026 is the record date to receive cash dividends for 2025. The company will pay the remaining 2025 cash dividend at a rate of 5%, equivalent to 500 dong per share. The payment date is expected to be May 22, 2026.
With more than 128.7 million TNG shares outstanding, the dividend payout is estimated at about 64.4 billion dong. TNG previously paid three interim cash dividends for 2025 at the same 5% rate, bringing total cash dividends for 2025 to 20%, or about 257.4 billion dong.
Digiworld (DGW) announced a 2025 cash dividend at 10%, or 1,000 dong per share. The record date to exercise the right is May 14, 2026, and the payment date is expected to be May 21, 2026.
With more than 221.3 million DGW shares outstanding, Digiworld is expected to pay about 221.3 billion dong for this dividend.
According to Digiworld’s 2025 management report, as of December 31, 2025, Created Future Co. Ltd owned more than 69.6 million DGW shares (31.45%), and is expected to receive about 69.6 billion dong in dividends. The dividend plan was approved by Digiworld shareholders at the 2026 annual general meeting held on April 22, 2026.
Vietnam International Bank (VIB) (ticker: VIB, HOSE) announced that April 29 is the ex-dividend date, and May 4 will close the shareholder list to execute cash dividends for 2025. The payout rate is 9% of par value, or 900 dong per share. The payment date is expected to be June 3, 2026.
With 3.04 billion shares outstanding, VIB is expected to pay nearly 3,064 billion dong for this dividend. The payout was approved at the 2026 annual general meeting on April 8.
VIB’s plan for 2025 dividends totals nearly 19%, including 9% cash dividend, 9.5% bonus shares for existing shareholders, and 0.24% shares under an ESOP. If completed, VIB would issue over 323 million bonus shares to existing shareholders and about 8 million ESOP shares to employees, and capital would rise from 34.040 trillion dong to about 37.354 trillion dong.
Vinhsơn - Song Hinh Hydroelectric Plant (VSH) will close the shareholder list on May 14 to exercise rights for the fourth 2025 dividend tranche. The company plans to pay a 5% cash dividend, equivalent to 500 dong per share, with payment on May 29, 2026.
With more than 236.2 million VSH shares outstanding, the payout is expected to exceed 118.1 billion dong.
As of December 31, 2025, REE Energy LLC, a subsidiary of Refrigeration Electrical Engineering (REE), holds 52.58% of VSH, equivalent to more than 124.2 million VSH shares, expected to receive about 62.1 billion dong in dividends. PV Power 3 – JSC (PGV) holds 30.55% of VSH, about 72.2 million VSH shares, expected to receive about 36.1 billion dong in dividends.
At the 2026 AGM held on March 26, shareholders approved a cash dividend plan for 2025 at 35%, i.e., 3,500 dong per share. Previously, VSH paid interim dividends three times in 2025 totaling 30%. Therefore, this is the final 2025 cash dividend payout for 2025.
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