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Giấy phép số 4978/GP-TTĐT do Sở Thông tin và Truyền thông Hà Nội cấp ngày 14 tháng 10 năm 2019 / Giấy phép SĐ, BS GP ICP số 2107/GP-TTĐT do Sở TTTT Hà Nội cấp ngày 13/7/2022.
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In April 2026, an institutional investor, An Quý Hưng Holding, continuously increased its stake and became a major shareholder of Giay Thuong Dinh Shoes Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: GTD). Simultaneously, a series of negotiated trades occurred with a total value exceeding VND 905 billion. According to reports, An Quý Hưng Holding purchased nearly 1.4 million shares on April 3 and 423 thousand shares on April 7 to raise its ownership at Giay Thuong Dinh from over 4.9% to 24%. Earlier, at the end of 2025, Hanoi's People’s Committee successfully auctioned almost 6.4 million shares, corresponding to a stake of nearly 69% in Giay Thuong Dinh. The State divestment at Giay Thuong Dinh was a key objective for 2025 approved at the annual general meeting, as management repeatedly warned of capital risk if the divestment was delayed. The transferee in the deal was Ms. Mai Huyen Trang, who remains the largest shareholder to date. Currently, GTD shares are on watch and subject to trading restrictions as per a Hanoi Stock Exchange notice, due to negative equity and repeated auditor-exemption opinions. Notably, GTD’s stock price on the market diverges from the company’s bleak business conditions. From October 2025 through the close on 09/04/2026, the price has risen by 635%. However, daily liquidity remains low, with only a few thousand shares traded per session. Additionally, on 07/04, Giay Thuong Dinh announced that it no longer meets the criteria to be a public company, as two largest shareholders hold about 93% of shares—including Ms. Mai Huyen Trang and Long Hai Investment and Development Trading Joint Stock Co. Thus, according to Giay Thuong Dinh’s notice and An Quý Hưng Holding’s trading report, it is likely that the new major shareholder has acquired shares from the existing major shareholder. In April 2026, VietstockFinance data also show nearly 4.8 million GTD shares traded in negotiated deals with a total value of 905 billion dong.

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