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CTCP Vĩnh Hoàn (VHC, HOSE) has registered to buy back 15 million shares to reduce charter capital and/or increase benefits for existing shareholders. The transaction is planned to be carried out from April 20, 2026 to May 19, 2026 via the matching method in accordance with applicable regulations.
Under the registration, on each trading day Vĩnh Hoàn will buy a minimum volume of 3% and a maximum volume of 10% of the registered trading volume with the State Securities Commission. The buy volume excludes canceled orders; the rule is waived when the remaining buy volume is less than 3%.
The buyback will be funded from internal capital. The company will use retained earnings after tax calculated based on the consolidated mid-year financial statements for 2025, which have been audited. Net profit after tax not distributed amounts to approximately VND 6,841.6 billion.
If the buyback is successful, Vĩnh Hoàn’s charter capital is expected to decrease from more than VND 2,244.5 billion to more than VND 2,094.5 billion.
Separately, Kido Group (KDC, HOSE) has approved at its 2026 Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders a plan to buy back treasury shares of up to 14.49 million, equivalent to about 5% of the outstanding shares. The buyback is scheduled for Q1 2026 through Q3 2026, via on-market and/or off-market transactions through a securities firm.
In the market, KDC shares trade around VND 45,000 per share. Based on this price, the company would need roughly VND 640 billion to buy back the maximum number of shares.
Sonadezi Long Thành (SZL, HOSE) has notified the sale of nearly 1.8 million treasury shares to supplement the company’s working capital. The transaction is expected to be executed via negotiated and on-market trades on HOSE between March 26, 2026 and April 24, 2026.
The selling price will be determined under Clause 3, Article 8 of Circular 120/2020/TT-BTC dated December 31, 2020, with the rule: selling price > reference price – (reference price × 50% price band).
For each trading day, the minimum and maximum sale volumes are 3% and 10% of the registered trading volume. The sale volume excludes canceled orders; this rule is waived when the remaining sale volume is less than 3%.
Earlier, MWG (The Mobile World Investment Joint Stock Company) completed a buyback of 10 million MWG shares from November 19, 2025 to December 12, 2025 to reduce charter capital. The company will reduce charter capital corresponding to the par value of the repurchased shares.
With an average buyback price of VND 80,969 per share, MWG spent more than VND 800 billion to repurchase treasury shares. The funding came from internal capital and undistributed profits based on the audited 2024 annual (standalone and consolidated) financial statements.
After the transaction, MWG’s total treasury shares are expected to increase from over 1.2 million to more than 11.2 million shares. Meanwhile, MWG’s charter capital is expected to fall from nearly VND 14,797 billion to nearly VND 14,697 billion.
Source: Hoàng Lam
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