VIX Announces Leadership Changes with New Appointments to its Board of Directors
VIX Corporation, a leading securities company, recently announced significant changes to its leadership team. In a notification sent to the State Securities Commission of Vietnam, the Vietnam Stock Exchange, and HoSE, the company disclosed the departure of two key members from its Board of Directors.
Effective immediately, Mr. Thai Hoang Long and Ms. Tran Thi Hong Ha have been relieved of their duties as members of the Board of Directors, following their resignation requests, which were approved by the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on May 23, 2025.
Stepping up to fill these roles, Mr. Do Ngoc Dinh, Deputy General Director, and Mr. Ha Huy Hung have been appointed as the new members of the Board of Directors, effective May 23, 2025.
Prior to these leadership changes, on May 23, 2025, VIX successfully held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, during which several critical agendas were approved.
The meeting witnessed the endorsement of various reports, including the Board of Directors’ report on governance and performance, individual performances of Board members for 2024, the Supervisory Board’s report on the company’s business results and operations of the Board of Directors and the General Director for 2024, and the self-assessment report of the Supervisory Board and its members for 2024.
Additionally, the meeting approved the audited financial statements for 2024 and the company’s business results for the same period. Furthermore, the shareholders passed a resolution setting ambitious business targets for 2025, aiming for a pre-tax profit of VND 1,500 billion and an after-tax profit of VND 1,200 billion, representing impressive increases of 84% and 81%, respectively, compared to the previous year’s performance.
The shareholders also authorized a 5% dividend payout for 2024 in the form of stock dividends. The company plans to issue over 72.9 million shares to fulfill this commitment, with the issuance expected to take place in the latter half of the second quarter or the beginning of the third quarter of 2025, pending approval from the State Securities Commission of Vietnam.
If the stock dividend issuance is successfully executed, VIX Corporation’s chartered capital is projected to increase from VND 14,585 billion to over VND 15,314 billion.
“PV Gas Plans a ‘Reverse’ Business Strategy, Proposing an Additional 70 Million Bonus Shares”
In 2025, PV Gas targets a consolidated revenue of VND 74,000 billion and an expected after-tax profit of VND 5,300 billion, respectively a 29% and 50% decrease compared to 2024. This plan is formulated based on an oil price scenario of USD 70 per barrel.
The Ultimate Guide to Crafting Compelling Copy: “Unveiling Nam Long’s Dividend Distribution: A Whopping $190 Million Payout”
The Board of Directors of Nam Long Investment Corporation (HOSE: NLG) has approved a cash dividend payout for the fiscal year 2024 with a ratio of 4.99% (VND 499 per share). The ex-dividend date is set for June 5th, and the expected payment date is June 30th, 2025.
“2025 Miza AGM: Scaling Profits, Unveiling Strategic Initiatives”
On May 26, 2025, Miza Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: MZG) held its 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders in Hanoi. This was the company’s first assembly since its official listing on the UPCoM exchange on November 12, 2024.
“The Rubber Windfall: Unveiling Hoanh Son Group’s Dividend Destiny”
A catchy headline with a subtle twist to grab attention and intrigue readers to learn more about the dividend distribution by Cao su Sao Vang and its impact on the Hoanh Son Group.
“Sao Vang Rubber Corporation is set to dish out a generous 6% dividend for 2024, totaling a whopping $8.4 billion VND. The cash dividend, payable on June 24, will see the Hoanh Son Group, the company’s majority shareholder, reap a substantial reward.”
“FPTS Boosts Charter Capital to VND 3,365 Billion After Bonus Share Issuance”
On May 15th, FPTS successfully issued 30.59 million bonus shares to its 18,105 shareholders, thereby increasing its charter capital to VND 3,365 billion.
