HSC Joint Stock Company (HSC, HCM: HCM, HoSE: HCM) has recently notified its intention to exercise stock options by its insiders.
Mr. Nguyen Quoc Huan (Johan Nyvene), Chairman of the Board of HSC, has registered to exercise his stock options in the upcoming offering of nearly 360 million shares at a 2:1 ratio, meaning that for every 2 shares owned, 1 new share can be purchased.
With approximately 2.1 million stock options, Mr. Nyvene could acquire over 1 million new shares. The expected timeline for this transaction is from September 3, 2025, to September 5, 2025.
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If the transaction is successful, the Chairman of HSC’s Board will increase his HCM shareholding from over 2 million shares to over 3 million shares, representing a 0.28% stake in HSC.
In a similar move, Mr. Trinh Hoai Giang, CEO of HSC, has registered to exercise over 4 million stock options, entitling him to purchase more than 2 million new shares on offer. The expected timeline for this transaction is from September 8, 2025, to September 12, 2025.
Prior to this transaction, Mr. Giang held over 4 million HCM shares. If successful, his shareholding will increase to nearly 6.1 million shares, representing a 0.56% stake in HSC.
Additionally, independent board members have also registered to participate in this stock offering by HSC. Specifically, Ms. Nguyen Hoang Lan and Mr. Andrew Colin Vallis have registered to exercise 400,000 options each, entitling them to purchase 200,000 new shares.
In related news, the State-owned Financial Investment Company of Ho Chi Minh City (HFIC) recently reported the results of its transaction involving HSC stock options.
From August 12, 2025, to August 18, 2025, HFIC sold 5.37 million options (equivalent to 2.685 million HCM shares) out of the registered 121.6 million options (equivalent to 60.82 million HCM shares) through an auction on the HoSE.
The number of options sold by HFIC accounted for only 4.4% of the registered amount, as investors did not purchase all the options on offer. With a selling price of VND 6,875 per option, HFIC earned VND 36.9 billion from this transaction.
Following this, HFIC registered to sell the remaining 116.268 million options (equivalent to 58.134 million shares) through direct agreements with investors from August 27, 2025, to September 5, 2025. With the same selling price of VND 6,875 per option, HFIC expects to generate over VND 799 billion from this transaction.
HFIC is currently the second-largest shareholder of HSC, holding 121.638 million HCM shares, representing a 16.88% stake in the company.
Mr. Tran Quoc Tu – a member of HSC’s Board of Directors, is currently the Head of the Legal Department at HFIC and represents over 57.6 million HCM shares (8% of HSC’s capital).
Additionally, Ms. Phan Quynh Anh, Deputy Head of Finance and Accounting at HFIC, also serves as a member of HSC’s Board of Directors and represents over 43.2 million HCM shares (equivalent to a 6% stake in HSC).
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