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PAN Group Joint Stock Company (HOSE: PAN) is scheduled to hold its 2026 annual general meeting of shareholders on April 21, with key agenda items covering business plans, dividend payments and strategic expansion of the group’s activities.
Based on the meeting materials, PAN plans to pay a 2026 cash dividend of 30%, placing it among the companies with higher cash dividend payouts in the current season.
For its 2026 plan, PAN targets net revenue of 18,000 billion VND and net profit after tax of 1,780 billion VND, representing a 53% increase compared with 2025.
In March 2026, PAN completed the transfer of its entire stake in Bibica Capital to Momogi Group VN, receiving approximately 2,420 billion VND in cash. The company noted that this proceeds figure is more than double PAN’s initial investment value in Bibica Capital.
According to PAN, the transaction forms part of a restructuring effort aimed at improving efficiency and accelerating growth across the group over the past two years.
PAN also presented shareholders with a plan to add real estate activities, expanding its development avenues while leveraging its existing land bank, offices and hotels it owns.
In the market, PAN shares closed at 31,300 VND per share on April 15.
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