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Nam Bay Bay Investment Joint Stock Company (NBB) was fined 262.5 million VND by the State Securities Commission on April 14, 2026, under Decision No. 191/QĐ-XPHC for administrative violations related to information disclosure and trading with related parties within the same ecosystem of major shareholders. A 65 million VND penalty was imposed for incomplete information disclosure under applicable law. In the 2024 and 2025 corporate governance reports, NBB did not present a full list of related parties or related-party transactions, even though these items were recorded in audited financial statements. In addition, the company was fined 60 million VND for not timely disclosure, including a delay in reporting changes to its seal template on the State Securities Commission and Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange systems. Notably, the largest penalty of 137.5 million VND related to violations of rules governing transactions with shareholders, managers, and related parties. Regulators stated that NBB conducted transactions with Dien Bien Phu High-Rise Investment Co., Ltd and Ha Noi Expressway Investment and Construction Joint Stock Company without approval from the annual general meeting or the board of directors as required. These entities are linked within the CII ecosystem—the major shareholder holds more than 10% of NBB’s charter capital. According to CII’s 2025 consolidated financial statements, NBB is a subsidiary with an ownership and voting rights stake of 79.79%, while Dien Bien Phu High-Rise Investment is 100% owned by CII. In addition, Ha Noi Expressway Investment and Construction is an indirectly held subsidiary of CII via CII Bridge Investment Co., with 27.97% ownership but 51% voting control. The lack of approval for these transactions led to breaches of governance and related-party transaction regulations. By close on April 15, 2026, NBB shares traded around 18,100 VND per share with low liquidity. The company’s market capitalization is about 1,812 billion VND. This enforcement underscores regulators’ intensified scrutiny of internal deals within corporate ecosystems, especially those involving major shareholders. As transparency requirements rise, listed companies will tighten approval and disclosure processes to mitigate legal risk and protect shareholders.
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