DIC Corporation (DIC Corp, Stock Code: DIG, HoSE) has announced the early redemption of VND 800 billion worth of corporate bonds, code DIGH2326002, on November 27, 2025.
Following this transaction, the outstanding balance of the DIGH2326002 bond series decreases to VND 200 billion. Consequently, DIC Corp’s total outstanding bond debt reduces to VND 800 billion.
The DIGH2326002 bond series, issued on March 25, 2024, comprises 10,000 non-convertible corporate bonds with payment guarantees from credit institutions. These bonds are unsecured and do not include warrants.
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With a face value of VND 100 million per bond, the total issuance value of this series is VND 1,000 billion. The bonds have a 3-year term and are set to mature on March 25, 2027.
DIC Corp stated that the early redemption of a significant portion of the bonds is part of its proactive debt restructuring strategy. This move aims to enhance financial health as the real estate market enters a recovery phase.
Additionally, the early bond redemption allows DIC Corp to optimize its financial structure, creating room for new financing arrangements. This will support the accelerated development of key projects such as the DIC Nam Vĩnh Yên City in Phú Thọ, DIC Wisteria City in Đồng Nai, and the Cap Saint Jacques Complex. The company also continues to explore land expansion opportunities to strengthen its resources during the market’s new growth cycle.
In related news, DIC Corp has submitted a filing to the State Securities Commission (SSC), Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE), and Dicera Holdings (Stock Code: DC4, HoSE) regarding insider trading activities.
DIC Corp plans to sell 2.3 million DC4 shares to rebalance its investment portfolio. The transaction is expected to be executed via agreement and/or order matching from November 6, 2025, to December 5, 2025.
If successful, DIC Corp’s ownership in DC4 will decrease from approximately 27.05 million shares to 24.75 million shares, reducing its stake from 28.39% to 25.97% of Dicera Holdings’ capital.
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