SeABank Leader’s Relative Seeks to Offload 5 Million SSB Shares

Mr. Le Tuan Anh, son of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Nga—Standing Vice Chairwoman of SeABank’s Board of Directors—has registered to sell 5 million SSB shares to restructure his personal finances.

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According to information from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE), Mr. Le Tuan Anh has submitted a notification to the State Securities Commission (SSC), HoSE, and Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, stock code: SSB) regarding the trading of shares by insiders and related individuals.

Mr. Le Tuan Anh has registered to sell 5 million SSB shares with the purpose of personal financial restructuring. The transaction is expected to take place via agreement and/or order matching methods from October 15, 2025, to November 12, 2025.

If the transaction is successful, Mr. Le Tuan Anh’s SSB shareholding will decrease from over 41.4 million shares to more than 36.4 million shares, reducing his ownership ratio from 1.456% to 1.28%.

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Based on the closing price of SSB shares on October 10, 2025, at VND 19,450 per share, it is estimated that Mr. Le Tuan Anh will earn approximately VND 97 billion if the registered share sale is completed.

Mr. Le Tuan Anh is the son of Ms. Nguyen Thi Nga, Vice Chairwoman of SeABank’s Board of Directors, and the brother of Ms. Le Thu Thuy, also a Vice Chairwoman of SeABank’s Board of Directors.

Currently, Ms. Nga holds nearly 120.1 million SSB shares (4.221%), while Ms. Thuy owns over 65.6 million shares (2.307%).

Similarly, for personal financial restructuring, Mr. Le Thanh Hai, Deputy General Director of SeABank, recently registered to sell 250,000 SSB shares. The transaction is scheduled to take place from September 22, 2025, to October 21, 2025.

If the transaction is completed as registered, Mr. Le Thanh Hai’s ownership in SeABank will decrease from 821,101 shares to 571,101 shares, reducing his ownership ratio from 0.029% to 0.02% of the capital.

Previously, Ms. Hoang Tuyet Mai, Head of Corporate Governance, successfully sold 59,000 SSB shares out of the 81,645 shares she had registered. The transaction was executed via order matching on August 22, 2025. The reason for not completing the full transaction was due to unmet market conditions.

Before the transaction, Ms. Hoang Tuyet Mai held 99,145 shares, equivalent to a 0.003% stake in SeABank. After the transaction, her shareholding decreased to 40,145 shares, equivalent to a 0.001% stake.

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