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VPBankS Securities Joint Stock Company (ticker: VPX) has issued a personnel-related letter to Vietnam’s State Securities Commission (UBCKNN), the Vietnam Securities Depository, and Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) regarding changes to its board.
VPBankS Securities confirms it has received the resignation of Mr. Nguyen Quang Trung, an Independent Member of the Board, effective from the date approved by the annual general meeting (AGM). In his resignation letter, Mr. Trung stated that on September 3, 2025, he was elected by the VPBankS AGM as an independent board member. He said he has complied with and fulfilled his duties since then. However, for personal reasons, he is unable to continue serving as an independent board member.
Separately, VPBankS Securities also references earlier board changes. On March 26, 2026, Mr. Vu Huu Dien resigned from the position of board member due to a change in personal plans. Mr. Dien’s resignation was requested and subsequently approved by the VPX AGM.
The company said its 2026 annual general meeting is scheduled for the afternoon of April 20 in Hanoi. At the meeting, the VPX board will present the 2026 business plan with total revenue of 11,074 billion VND and pre-tax profit of 6,453 billion VND, representing increases of 39% and 44%, respectively, compared with 2025.
For 2025, VPBankS reported total revenue of 7,962 billion VND. Pre-tax profit reached 4,476 billion VND, described as a record result—nearly four times the prior year’s figure and above the revised plan.
In 2026, VPBankS Securities plans to increase its brokerage market share from 3.2% to 5% on HoSE during the year.
For the margin lending segment, the company expects outstanding loans to rise from nearly 19,775 billion VND in 2025 to about 49,485 billion VND in 2026.
Despite strong business growth in 2025, the board proposed no dividend payout. The company said this is to preserve capital for ongoing operations amid global and domestic economic volatility and a high interest-rate environment.

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