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Song Da 2 Joint Stock Company (HOSE: SD2) has recorded a notable change in its shareholder structure, with an individual investor becoming a major shareholder after purchasing more than 1 million shares at a one-year high.
The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) updated the ownership report for SD2’s major shareholder. Accordingly, individual investor Ms. Tran Thi Kim Dung executed an order to purchase a large quantity of SD2 shares.
The transaction’s actual date was 07/04/2026. Ms. Dung purchased over 1.06 million shares, moving from holding no SD2 shares to owning 7.37% of the company’s charter capital. The deal was carried out through a negotiated arrangement with a total value of VND 6.06 billion.
On the same day, 07/04, Mr. Hoang Van Son sold SD2 shares in an amount equal to Ms. Dung’s purchase—more than 1.06 million shares. Mr. Son is a member of the Board of Directors and CEO of SD2. After the sale, he no longer held company shares.
The entry of a new major shareholder changes SD2’s ownership structure and triggers stricter disclosure requirements. From the time Ms. Dung became a major shareholder, any future SD2 share purchases or sales by her must be reported before and after the transaction, supporting information transparency for investors tracking the SD2 ticker on the HNX.
From the start of 2026 to date, the CEO’s transfer of SD2 shares is described as the only major shareholder transaction at SD2. Previously, in the second half of 2025, SD2’s shareholder structure saw a major shift when former Chairman Duong Ngoc Hai divested, while Deputy General Director Nguyen Van Cuong increased holdings to raise ownership to 19.43%.
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