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LPBank (HOSE: LPB) has published the list of shareholders holding more than 1% of charter capital as of June 23, 2026. The update shows Pham Nhat Vuong owning 146.2 million LPB shares, equivalent to 4.894% of charter capital, adding him to the group of major holders above the 1% threshold as of 23/06/2026.
VNPost is listed as the largest shareholder, holding 195.28 million shares, or 6.537% of charter capital. In addition, a related party to this shareholder holds an extra 100,544 shares, representing 0.0034% of charter capital.
On the HoSE trading floor, LPB shares attracted strong buying pressure and reached the daily upper circuit, rising to 52,600 dong per share. By the morning close on June 23, 2026, approximately 161 million LPB shares had been traded, with a total transaction value of about 7.434 trillion dong.
Within that figure, 153.8 million shares were traded via negotiation, with a value of about 7.075 trillion dong, equivalent to roughly 46,000 dong per share. This negotiation price was about 13% below the market price at the time.
Vuong’s investment is described as a personal financial investment using idle cash, with no involvement in LPBank’s management or banking operations.
LPBank was established in 2008 as Vietnam Post Bank and was renamed LPBank in July 2025. The bank had been closely associated with Nguyen Duc Thuy until the end of 2025, when he stepped down as chairman and exited his stake. He currently serves as Deputy Chairman of Saigon – Tai Loc Bank (Sacombank, HOSE: STB).
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