Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) has announced its ambitious plans to list two subsidiaries on the stock market in the coming years. The company aims to list Hung Thang Loi Gia Lai LLC in 2026 and Gia Suc Lo Pang JSC in 2027. To achieve this, both companies will engage consultants to conduct business valuations, develop issuance plans, select suitable stock exchanges, and prepare listing roadmaps while ensuring compliance with legal regulations.
In addition to the listing plans, HAGL has approved significant investment decisions. As per the investment plan ratified by the shareholders’ meeting, the company will plant 2,000 hectares of Arabica coffee in 2025. Following the successful cultivation of this area, HAGL has decided to expand by an additional 1,000 hectares of Arabica coffee in the same year, bringing the total to 3,000 hectares.
To achieve its target profit of VND 5 trillion by 2028, HAGL plans to plant an additional 3,500 hectares in 2026 and another 3,500 hectares in 2027. By the end of 2027, the total cultivated area will reach 10,000 hectares, with a crop ratio of 70% Arabica and 30% Robusta.
HAGL will invest in constructing two large-scale coffee processing plants: one in Laos with a capacity of 1,500 tons per day and another in Vietnam with a capacity of 700 tons per day. These facilities will utilize advanced technology to produce high-quality coffee, leveraging geographical and soil advantages to establish a strong brand presence in the international market.
Furthermore, the company will invest in building a cold storage system for durian freezing, with a total storage area of 20,000 square meters, and three durian processing plants located in Laos and Vietnam.
In December 2008, Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc (known as Bau Duc) listed HAGL’s shares (HAG) on the stock market with an initial market capitalization of VND 8,522 billion. Currently, the company’s market capitalization stands at approximately VND 20,000 billion, primarily due to capital increases through share issuances.
In July 2015, Bau Duc listed a subsidiary, Hoang Anh Gia Lai International Agriculture JSC (HNG), with an initial market capitalization of VND 23,722 billion. However, HNG and other companies under Bau Duc’s leadership have faced challenges since then. HNG’s market capitalization has significantly declined to VND 6,540 billion.
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