TPBank’s 2025 Annual General Meeting has approved a dividend payment plan involving a 5% stock dividend. This will involve issuing over 132 million shares to existing shareholders.
The source of funding for this dividend will come from undistributed profits after provisioning up to 31/12/2024, as per the consolidated financial statements.
The total value of the issue is nearly VND 1,321 billion. If the issue is successful, TPBank’s charter capital will increase from VND 26,420 billion to nearly VND 27,741 billion.
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The additional capital will be used for investing in technical infrastructure, developing information technology, and expanding the business network, as well as supplementing medium and long-term capital for business activities and the bank’s operations.
Previously, the bank also paid a 10% cash dividend (VND 1,000 per share) from undistributed profits after provisioning up to 31/12/2024, according to the consolidated financial statements.
On the HOSE exchange, TPB shares opened the session on 26/08 at around VND 19,100 per share, up nearly 30% since the beginning of the year. Average daily liquidity exceeded 20 million units.
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