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Techcom Securities Joint Stock Company (TCBS, ticker TCX on the HoSE) has completed a public bond offering totaling 1,000 billion dong, following a registration certificate issued by the State Securities Commission on March 9, 2026.
Under the offering plan, TCBS issued 10 million bonds (code TCXPO2628001) with a par value of 100,000 dong per bond, targeting proceeds of up to 1,000 billion dong. The bonds are non-convertible, with no warrants and no collateral.
By the close of the sale on April 1, TCBS distributed 9.9 million bonds to 824 domestic investors. The remaining 800 bonds were allocated to one foreign investor. At a sale price of 100,000 dong per bond, total proceeds reached 1,000 billion dong.
The bonds have a 24-month maturity. The coupon structure combines fixed and floating rates: the first coupon is fixed at 8% per year, while subsequent coupon periods use a floating rate of 2.7% per year plus a reference rate. Interest is paid semi-annually.
After this issuance, TCX’s outstanding bond debt increased to more than 4,000 billion dong.
This bond issue is the first tranche within a broader plan to issue 50 million bonds with a par value of 100,000 dong per bond, for total issuance of up to 5,000 billion dong. TCBS plans four tranches, all non-convertible, without warrants, and unsecured:
The use of proceeds and the disbursement schedule for each tranche are set out in the offering materials. (Source: TCBS.)
In a separate disclosure, TCBS released materials for its 2026 annual general meeting scheduled for April 25, 2026. The board will present a business plan with total revenue of 13,227 billion dong and pretax profit of 7,535 billion dong—up 26% and 18%, respectively, compared with 2025 (excluding a one-off income of 726 billion dong recorded in Q4 2025).
TCX also proposed increasing charter capital through an ESOP program in 2026 by issuing 556,522 shares, representing about 0.0241% of current outstanding shares. The issue price is 10,000 dong per share, with the expected implementation in Q2–Q3 2026. All issued shares would be non-transferable for one year. Upon completion, the program is expected to raise nearly 5.6 billion dong in charter capital.

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