VCI Chairwoman – Ms. Nguyen Thanh Phuong
On December 30, 2025, Vietcap’s Board of Directors released a document seeking shareholder feedback via written consent. The core focus was a proposal to issue additional shares to increase equity capital from retained earnings.
The company plans to issue over 297.5 million new shares to existing shareholders. The rights ratio is set at 35%, meaning for every 20 shares held, shareholders will receive 7 additional shares.
For the bonus share issuance, the capital will be sourced from retained earnings based on the latest audited financial report, including undistributed after-tax profits. The number of new shares will be rounded down to the nearest whole number, with any fractional shares canceled. These newly issued shares will be fully transferable.
Vietcap’s Chartered Capital Over the Years
Currently, Vietcap’s chartered capital stands at VND 8,501 billion. Upon completion of the issuance, this figure is expected to rise to VND 11,476 billion. The capital increase aims to bolster financial resources for key business activities, including margin lending and proprietary trading.
The issuance is slated for 2026, pending approval from the State Securities Commission. Shareholders must submit their feedback by January 29, 2026.
This announcement follows Vietcap’s recent resolution to distribute an interim cash dividend for 2025 at a 5% rate (VND 500 per share). The record date for eligible shareholders is January 9, 2026, with payment scheduled for January 20, 2026. With over 850 million shares outstanding, the interim dividend is estimated to total VND 425 billion.
On the stock market, VCI shares are trading between VND 35,500 and VND 35,900 per share. The consecutive moves—from cash dividends to capital increases—highlight Vietcap’s leadership strategy to balance shareholder returns with expansion goals.
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