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On May 8, 2026, PTG will finalize the shareholder list for the 2025 cash dividend, with a payout rate of 50%, equivalent to 5,000 dong per share. The company expects to pay the dividend on June 11, 2026.
With nearly 5 million shares outstanding, PTG estimates total dividend spending at about 25 billion dong to complete the payout.
The expected payout is substantially higher than the plan approved earlier this year, when PTG announced a 2025 dividend at 20% of charter capital, equivalent to 2,000 dong per share.
PTG has been known for maintaining a steady and high cash dividend policy. Since listing on UPCoM in early 2010, the company has never failed to pay dividends to shareholders.
In 2024, PTG set a record with a payout ratio of 150%. Earlier, the company also recorded dividend payout ratios of 120% in 2021, 2019, and 2017. On average, PTG shareholders have received 20–30% per year.
In the stock market, PTG’s share price has traded around 1,200 dong per share for an extended period, far below the dividend amount of 5,000 dong per share. This implies a dividend yield more than four times the share price.
However, the stock’s liquidity has nearly frozen. The last trading activity was in November 2025, with only 100 shares transacted via negotiated trade.
PTG’s shareholder base is relatively concentrated. According to the latest governance report, insiders and related parties hold up to 63% of the capital. This suggests a longer-term holding pattern aimed at receiving dividends rather than engaging in short-term trading.
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