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On June 13, 2025, AgriS announced detailed information on the contents of the written opinions of shareholders, after being approved by the Board of Directors at the meeting on June 11.
Accordingly, AgriS submitted to the shareholders for consideration and approval two contents: adjusting some business lines to ensure the foreign ownership ratio (FOL) of 100% and the plan to issue shares under the employee stock ownership plan (ESOP).
In the first content, the adjustment of some business lines is to comply with new legal regulations and ensure that the FOL is maintained at 100%, as the legal regulations related to the limits of foreign investor ownership are changing.
The AgriS Board of Directors maintains the policy of maximizing foreign investor ownership while proactively reviewing and removing technical barriers that may affect foreign investors when the specialized regulations are adjusted. This is also a long-term preparation to attract more quality capital from international financial institutions before the upgrade of the Vietnamese stock market.
In the second content, AgriS proposes to issue more than 40.7 million ESOP shares, equivalent to 4.87% of charter capital. The program is expected to create long-term motivation, increase the connection between employees and the company, and thus create resources for important shifts in the new development phase (2025 – 2030) of the Company.
AgriS accelerates the expansion of cooperation, welcoming foreign capital before the market upgrade
The Vietnamese stock market is currently entering an important milestone in the roadmap for upgrading from frontier to emerging status. International organizations such as FTSE Russell and MSCI have recognized Vietnam’s positive progress in transparency, liquidity, and institutional reform.
FTSE is expected to upgrade Vietnam in September 2025, while MSCI is likely to include Vietnam in the watchlist for an upgrade this year.
In this context, AgriS has taken the initiative in expanding international cooperation and facilitating foreign capital inflows, implementing a long-term strategy to seize opportunities when the market is upgraded. This vision is also consistently led by the Company’s management, as recently shared by Chairwoman Đặng Huỳnh Ức My: “In the development strategy for the period of 2025 – 2030, AgriS will promote the expansion of activities to the international scope, not only in terms of consumption markets but also focusing on the application of agricultural science and technology in production in foreign markets. This reflects the orientation to become a globally integrated agricultural enterprise, proactively transferring technology, enhancing product value, and increasing AgriS’s position in the international agricultural value chain.”
Ms. Đặng Huỳnh Ức My – Chairwoman of AgriS shared about the strategy to upgrade Vietnamese agriculture in the global value chain in the period of 2025 – 2030
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AgriS is promoting its international integration strategy by expanding cooperation with global partners in various fields, from attracting high-quality capital to technology transfer and sustainable development.
Recently, on May 7, 2025, a member unit of AgriS, Joint Stock Company of Bien Hoa Consumer Goods, successfully raised investment capital of 12% of its charter capital from the UOB Venture Management Fund (Singapore). Also, in May, AgriS established green credit relationships with Mizuho Bank (Japan) and First Bank (Taiwan) and cooperated with IFC to deploy the environmental and social management system (ESMS), aiming for net-zero emissions by 2035.
In terms of science and technology and market expansion, AgriS is collaborating with Austrade (Australia), Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), and Sungai Budi Group (Indonesia) to build R&D centers and apply high-tech circular agriculture models in raw material regions and factories, thereby enhancing the value of the agricultural supply chain internationally.
 Bien Hoa Consumer Goods Joint Stock Company – a member unit of AgriS announced the successful capital mobilization from UOB Venture Management Pte Ltd. Fund
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As of the end of May 2025, the foreign ownership ratio at AgriS reached more than 21%, nearly doubling compared to the same period last year. This growth reflects foreign investors’ confidence in AgriS’s solid fundamentals, clear development strategy, and long-term growth potential.
By proactively improving the legal framework to maintain the maximum foreign ownership ratio and expanding strategic cooperation with global partners, AgriS is actively strengthening its fundamentals, enhancing its competitiveness, and increasing its attractiveness to international capital. With the Vietnamese stock market approaching important upgrade milestones, these well-planned steps and long-term vision are a solid foundation for AgriS to seize opportunities and affirm its position as a high-tech agricultural enterprise capable of adapting and developing sustainably in the global market.
– 18:30 13/06/2025
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