Saigontel Chairman – Mr. Đặng Thành Tâm
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On December 10, Saigontel’s Board of Directors approved a plan to offer over 148 million shares to existing shareholders at a price of 10,000 VND per share, with a 1:1 ratio. The issued shares will not be subject to transfer restrictions. The offering is expected to take place from Q4/2025 to Q2/2026.
As of the morning of December 11, SGT shares were trading at 16,150 VND per share. Since the beginning of the year, SGT’s stock price has declined by nearly 6.4%, with an average daily trading volume of approximately 71,000 shares.
Amid a highly active stock market, Saigontel aims to raise capital to settle outstanding debts and invest in Vietnam Green Growth JSC, a company established in May 2024.
Founded in 2002, Saigontel is a member of Saigon Investment Group (SGI). The company operates in three core sectors: telecommunications and information technology, real estate, and consulting and project development services. Saigontel’s Chairman, Mr. Đặng Thành Tâm, also serves as Chairman of Kinh Bac Urban Development Corporation (HOSE: KBC).
Mr. Tâm and affiliated entities such as Kinh Bắc and DTT Investment and Development JSC are the largest shareholders of Saigontel.
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Largest Shareholders of Saigontel
Data as of March 26, 2025. Source: Saigontel Annual Report
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