Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (VNM) registered to buy back 5,300 shares at VND10,000 per share from August 10 to September 10, using its equity surplus and undistributed profit to buy back shares from the staff who quit their jobs in the company. The firm now holds 405,420 treasury shares.
Saigon Securities Incorporation (SSI) on August 6 sought for the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange approval to extend its Q2/2012 consolidated financial statements to August 31, 2012.
The firm has to gather financial statements of many subsidiaries and associated companies, which are also the parent company of several other companies and whose Q2 consolidated financial reporting period coincides with SSI. Therefore, SSI has to wait for these firms to announce their consolidated financial statements so that it can have the necessary data to complete its consolidated financial statements for Q2/2012.
According to Article 5.2 of Circular No. 52/2012/TT-BTC dated April 5, 2012, the proposal for information disclosure extension of SSI must be approved in writing by the State Securities Commission (SSC) and SSI must disclose the financial statements immediately after receiving the opinion of the SSC on this issue.
Vu Ngoc Le, head of the Board of Supervisors of Camau Frozen Seafood Processing Import Export Corporation (CMX), registered to buy 1,850,916 shares, or 14 percent stake from August 10 to September 10 to become a major shareholder of the firm.
Nguyen Ngoc Anh, chairman cum CEO of SMC Investment Trading JSC (SMC), bought 273,730 shares out of 400,000 shares registered to buy from July 4 to August 3, raising her holdings to 4,881,973 shares, or 16.54 percent stake.
Fecon Foundation Engineering and Underground Construction JSC (FCN) has raised its holdings in its subsidiary named FECON Pile to 8,456,500 shares or 56.37 percent stake after buying 89,000 shares on August 6, 2012.
COTEC Investment & Land-house Development Joint Stock Company (CLG) announced that it appointed Nguyen The Thanh, vice chairman as its new CEO from August 6, 2012, replacing Trinh Xuan Ha, who was promoted to deputy CEO of Technical Construction & Building Materials JSC, the parent company of CLG.
Pham Thi Thu Hien, sister of Pham Thi Hong Diep, deputy CEO of Petro Vietnam General Services Joint Stock Corporation (PET), bought 2,500 shares out of 4,000 shares registered to buy by July 6 due to unfavorable stock prices. After the share purchase, she raised her holdings to 57,760 shares from 55,260 units earlier.
Vietnam Holding Limited, a major shareholder of Hoa Binh Construction & Real Estate Corporation (HBC), bought 416,560 shares on August 6, increasing its holdings to 2,359,380 shares, or 6.32 percent stake, to restructure its investment portfolio.
Le Thi Xuan, deputy CEO of Phuc Tien Trade Manufacture Joint Stock Company (PHT), violated trading result disclosure regulations for reporting her trading result on July 3, 2012, later than regulated.
Le Tien Dung, CEO of Hoi An Tourist Holding Company (HOT) violated trading result disclosure regulations for reporting his trading result on June 29, 2012, later than regulated.
Vietnam Securities Investment Fund (VFMVF1) reported that its net asset value fell 0.32 percent to VND15,336 per unit on August 2 from VND15,385 per unit on July 26.
ACB Growth Investment Fund (ASIAGF) reported that its net asset value upped 0.25 percent to VND11,590 per unit on August 2 from VND11,561 per unit on July 26.
Prudential Balanced Fund (PRUBF1) reported that its net asset value climbed 0.35 percent to VND9,315 per unit on August 2 from VND9,282 per unit on July 26.
Vietnam Blue-chips Fund (VFMVF4) reported that its net asset value increased 0.12 percent to VND6,651 per unit on August 2 from VND6,643 per unit on July 26.
Manulife Progressive Fund (MAFPF1) reported that its net asset value slipped 1.5 percent to VND6,743 per unit on August 2 from VND6,843 per unit on July 26.
Bui Tien Thanh, deputy CEO of Petro Vietnam Construction Joint Stock Corporation (PVX), sold none out of 26,266 shares registered to sell from May 23 to July 23 due to unexpected share prices. He now holds 26,266 shares or 0.01 percent stake.
Dao Thi Bich Khanh, BOD member of Wall Street Securities JSC (WSS), sold all 30,000 registered shares from July 5 to August 3, 2012, cutting her ownership to 5,000 shares or 0.01 percent stake.
Tran Duc Dung, BOD member of Seafood JSC No.1 (SJ1), sold all his 10,000 shares or 0.26 percent stake from July 12 to August 1, 2012.
Dinh Quang Chien, chairman of Sao Viet Securities JSC (SVS), registered to buy 200,00 shares from August 9 to September 7 to increase his ownership. He now owns 852,200 shares or 6.31 percent stake.
Yang Xiao Dong , chairman of Trang An Securities JSC (TAS), bought 181,900 out of 1,705,000 shares registered to buy from May 31 to July 30, increasing his ownership to 1,951,000 shares or 14.044104 percent stake.
Au Viet Securities Corporation (AVS) announced that Doan Duc Tuyen was no longer its major shareholder from July 26, 2012 after selling all his 2,960,100 shares or 8.22 percent stake.
Nguyen Thanh Hai, BOD member of Au Viet Securities Corporation (AVS), registered to sell 900,000 shares from August 8 to 24 to restructure his investment portfolio. He now owns 3,217,100 shares or 8.94 percent stake.
Hanoi House Development & Investment Corporation, whose equity representative is Pham Quy Trong, BOD member of Hoa Binh Securities JSC (HBS), sold none out of 1,250,100 registered shares from June 1 to July 31. The company registered to sell all its 1,250,100 shares or 3.79 percent stake from August 10 to September 8.
Nguyen Minh Hoan, major shareholder of Nam Dinh Educational Book and Equipment JSC (DST), cut his ownership to 109,000 shares or10.9 percent stake on July 31 after selling 10,000 shares.
Hoang Duc Bieng, BOS member of Viet Tri Chemical JSC (HVT), sold all 5,000 registered shares from July 9 to 30, cutting his ownership to 13,437 shares or 0.19 percent stake.
Safoco Foodstuff JSC (SAF) officially appointed Nguyen Ngoc Nam as its chairman, replacing Pham Thi Thu Hong from August 1, 2012.
Northern Textiles and Garments Joint Stock Company (TET) announced that Nguyen Nhu Lam was no longer its chairman being replaced by Dinh Van Tong, and Pham Ngoc Pham was its vice chairman.
