The Vietnam Export Import Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Eximbank), stock code EIB, has announced a related-party transaction.

Specifically, on October 24, Ms. Tran Thi Thanh Nha, spouse of Mr. Ngo Tony, Chief Controller at Eximbank, reported her registration to sell 123,298 EIB shares from October 30 to November 8 to recoup investment.

Ms. Nha plans to sell all her held shares via order matching. If the transaction is successful and calculated based on the EIB share price of VND 20,850 at the close of October 25, Ms. Nha will earn nearly VND 2.6 billion.

Regarding the upcoming extraordinary general meeting (EGM) in November 2024, Eximbank stated that the discussion on relocating the bank’s headquarters to another location will be on the agenda and will only be approved if it receives more than 51% of the total votes cast by participating shareholders.

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