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Yeah1 Group Joint Stock Company (ticker: YEG, HOSE) has approved a plan to issue bonus shares to increase equity, following the company’s 2026 annual general meeting (AGM). The issuance will be funded from retained earnings and is expected to raise the company’s charter capital.
Under the approved resolution, Yeah1 will issue 13.4 million bonus shares at a 7% ratio. If completed, the company’s charter capital would increase to 2,052.2 billion VND.
The 2026 AGM also approved another capital increase through a private placement of up to 25 million shares to no more than 20 professional investors. The privately placed shares will be non-transferable for one year.
The implementation is expected in 2026, subject to written approval from the State Securities Commission of Vietnam (UBCKNN). The offering price is set at 10,000 VND per share, which would raise up to 250 billion VND.
Yeah1 intends to allocate the proceeds as follows:
If both the bonus share issuance and the private placement are completed, Yeah1’s charter capital would increase to 2,302 billion VND.
For 2026, Yeah1 targets revenue of 1,650 billion VND, roughly flat compared with 2025. Net profit after tax is expected to reach 105 billion VND, up 35.7% year-on-year. The company plans to use all remaining profits in 2026 to support operations.
In 2025, Yeah1 reported net revenue of more than 1,639 billion VND, up 59.7% year-on-year. However, consolidated net profit after tax fell 37% to 77.4 billion VND. The company also expects not to pay a dividend in 2025.
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