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On April 6, 2026, VPBank issued 1,000 bonds under code VPB12601, with a face value of 1 billion dong per bond. The total issue value is 1,000 billion dong. The bonds have a 3-year maturity and are expected to mature on April 6, 2029.
Earlier, VPBank announced the Board of Directors’ Resolution No. 47/2026/NQ-HĐQT dated March 11, 2026, approving the plan for a private placement of bonds in 2026.
Under the approved plan, the Board approved a private placement with a total estimated maximum volume of 30,000 billion dong.
The bonds are unsecured and non-convertible, with no warrants. They create a direct debt repayment obligation and are not subordinated debt of the issuer.
The Board assigned the CEO to organize and implement activities related to each tranche of the private placement within the approved issuance plan and to decide on certain terms and conditions.
VPBank intends to use the proceeds from the bond issue to finance lending, including corporate and consumer lending, home mortgage lending for individuals, loans for housing projects for individuals, and lending to production and business customers.
Disbursement is expected to take place from the date of completion of each offering tranche until the end of Q4 2026, with the maximum disbursement value equal to the par amount of each tranche. The Board assigned the CEO to determine the exact timing of disbursement for each tranche in line with capital needs at any given time.
For business performance, VPBank plans a consolidated pre-tax profit of 41.323 trillion dong in 2026, up 35% from 2025.
Under the plan to be presented to the 2026 annual general meeting of shareholders, VPBank expects its ecosystem units to continue driving growth:
VPBank also plans to expand its scale in 2026, with the following consolidated targets:

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