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After purchasing more than 1.1 million KBC shares on April 13, VPBankS has become a major shareholder in Do Thi Kinh Bac, the company chaired by Dang Thanh Tam. According to a disclosure from VPBank Securities Joint Stock Company (VPBankS), the firm increased its stake in Do Thi Kinh Bac Joint Stock Company from 46.3 million shares to 47.5 million shares, equivalent to more than 5%. Before becoming a major shareholder, VPBankS had not disclosed any trading information related to KBC shares. In addition to VPBankS, Do Thi Kinh Bac has four other major shareholders including the PVI Infrastructure Investment Fund, Chairman Dang Thanh Tam, and two organizations related to the entrepreneur. Domestic and foreign organizations hold about 67.5% of the company’s capital, with the remainder belonging to individual investors. Founded in 2002, Do Thi Kinh Bac mainly operates in industrial park development and real estate. By the end of last year, the company owned more than 9,200 hectares of industrial land, accounting for 6.32% of the country. Additionally, the company is developing nearly 2,300 hectares of urban land across multiple provinces. Each year, the company led by Dang Thanh Tam continues to generate trillions of VND in revenue and profit. In 2025, Do Thi Kinh Bac recorded revenue of 6,687 billion VND and net profit of 2,013 billion VND, up 2.4 times and 5.5 times respectively from the previous year. VPBankS, operating in finance and securities, is a company in which VPBank holds more than 79% of the capital. Currently, this company has charter capital of 18,750 billion VND, ranking third in the sector. This year, the company plans revenue of 11,074 billion VND and pre-tax profit of 6,453 billion VND, up 39% and 44% respectively from last year. Management aims to raise the brokerage market share on the Ho Chi Minh City stock exchange from 3.2% to 5%, while the year-end loan balance is expected to rise from around 20,000 billion VND to nearly 49,500 billion VND. Trọng Hiếu
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