Individuals holding more than 1% are all related to Chairman Ho Hung Anh and his wife.
Specifically, Mr. Ho Hung Anh, Chairman of Techcombank, holds 39.31 million shares, equivalent to over 1.1% of the charter capital. Relatives of Mr. Ho Hung Anh own 661.6 million shares, or 18.78%.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy – Mr. Hung Anh’s wife, holds the most shares with 174 million, or 4.943% of the bank’s capital. Mrs. Thuy is currently the Chairman of One Mount Group Joint Stock Company and Viet Thanh – Sai Dong Limited Liability Company.
A group of related individuals of Mrs. Thuy also owns 27.8% of the bank, equivalent to over 980 million TCB shares. In total, nearly 33% of Techcombank’s capital is owned by a group of shareholders related to Mrs. Thuy.
The couple’s two children, Ho Anh Minh and Ho Thuy Anh, each hold nearly 4.9% of the capital, while the other child, Ho Minh Anh, owns over 2%.
Mr. Ho Hung Anh, Chairman of Techcombank.
In addition, the list also discloses 6 organizations holding over 1% of the bank’s capital. Notably, Masan Group Joint Stock Company holds the most shares with over 524 million, equivalent to 14.88% of the bank’s capital. Including related parties, this group’s ownership stands at 15.15% of the charter capital.
Four foreign funds, including the Government of Singapore Investment Fund, own over 1%; Morgan Stanley & Co. International Plc holds 1.45%; COG Investment I B.V and related parties hold 7.9%; and Vesta VN Investments B.V and related parties hold 7.9%.
Furthermore, an organization specializing in education and study abroad consulting, Mapleleaf Company Limited, owns 4.96% of the bank’s capital.
According to the Law on Credit Institutions effective from July 1, banks are required to disclose information about shareholders owning more than 1% of the bank’s charter capital. The amended Law on Credit Institutions also reduces the ownership limit for institutional shareholders (including indirect ownership) from 15% to 10%.
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