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Nam Viet Joint Stock Company (HOSE: ANV) Deputy CEO Doan Chi Thien has completed the purchase of 1 million ANV shares, lifting the family’s total ownership stake to above 55%, according to the company’s disclosures alongside a cautious 2026 business plan.
Mr. Doan Chi Thien currently serves as interim Deputy CEO at Nam Viet and is the son of CEO Doan Toi. In the period from March 27 to April 16, 2026, Thien purchased 1 million ANV shares via the order-matching method.
Based on market prices during this period, Thien is estimated to have spent about VND 24 billion to complete the purchase. After the transaction, he personally held more than 2 million shares, equivalent to 0.8% of charter capital. The CEO’s family total stake now exceeds 55%.
Nam Viet’s 2025 annual report included plans for continued growth. The company reported revenue of VND 7,700 billion and after-tax profit of VND 1,070 billion, and it planned a cash dividend of 15%.
The latest insider buying comes as Nam Viet disclosed a cautious business plan for 2026.
Prior to Thien’s purchase, other company executives disposed of shares. The Chairman of the Board and Deputy CEO Do Lap Nghiep sold all 900,000 ANV shares in late January. Deputy CEO Nguyen Van Vy sold 100,000 shares and currently holds 800,000 shares. These disposals occurred when ANV’s share price was at multi-year highs.
On the stock market, ANV shares have entered a correction. After peaking above VND 32,000 in mid-October 2025, the price has declined. As of April 17, 2026, ANV’s closing price was VND 25,000 per share, down more than 23% from the peak and down 1.4% from the start of the year.
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