With a staggering tenfold increase in a short period, OCBS has emerged as one of the fastest-growing companies in terms of capital expansion in the market.
Dual Capital Increase – Strengthening Core Competencies, Expanding Growth Horizons
The consecutive capital increases within a brief timeframe underscore OCBS’ proactive approach, leveraging the market’s recovery momentum to expand operations. This comes amid a resurgence in trading, investment, margin, and derivative product demands. For securities firms, boosting chartered capital is pivotal for enhancing service capabilities, expanding margin lending, developing proprietary trading, and introducing new business lines. With a capital base of VND 3,200 billion, OCBS is poised to join the ranks of financially robust securities companies, eligible to deploy large-scale products and accelerate long-term growth strategies.
The Board of Directors proposed to the General Meeting of Shareholders a plan to issue up to 200 million shares to existing shareholders. The offering price is set at VND 10,000 per share, totaling VND 2,000 billion in capital raised. The additional funds will be allocated to margin lending, advance payments for securities sales, customer network expansion, brokerage market share enhancement, and investment in proprietary trading, ensuring OCBS’ competitive edge in the new phase. Furthermore, the new capital will support the launch of products like covered warrants (CW) and services tailored for institutional clients, marking a significant step toward building a comprehensive investment ecosystem for customers.
Transformative Growth Post-Restructuring
The capital increase initiative follows OCBS’ comprehensive restructuring phase, which included brand repositioning, organizational streamlining, core business consolidation, and operational platform modernization. In a short span, OCBS expanded its product portfolio, advanced its technology systems, and accelerated digital service strategies for both retail and institutional investors.
Notably, OCBS has forged strategic partnerships with industry leaders such as Orient Commercial Bank (OCB), FPT Corporation, Hoang Anh Gia Lai Group (HAGL), and FiinGroup. These partners boast extensive ecosystems, large customer bases, and robust technological and financial capabilities. Specifically, OCBS serves as HAGL’s comprehensive strategic advisor in financial structuring and capital raising, particularly for sustainable agriculture and green finance projects. These collaborations not only unlock business opportunities but also grant OCBS access to diverse data, cutting-edge solutions, and a broad customer base—critical assets in an increasingly digitalized securities market.
OCBS, OCB, and HAGL signed a strategic partnership on November 25, 2025
The positive impact of restructuring and operational expansion is evident in OCBS’ financial performance. By the end of Q3 2025, OCBS reported a record 72-fold profit increase year-on-year, driven by surging margin debt, investment returns, proprietary trading gains, and new customer acquisitions.
With the planned capital increase to VND 3,200 billion, OCBS aims to fortify its financial foundation, expand its customer base, and develop high-value-added services. The new capital will fuel its transformation strategy, enabling deeper engagement in innovative products, capitalizing on market recovery, and elevating its standing in Vietnam’s securities market.
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VIX Securities: Capital Surges to $1.04 Billion, Profits Quadruple
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