Vietnam Airlines’s additional shares to be officially traded from Nov. 19
The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) has announced the additional listing of nearly 800 million shares of Vietnam Airlines Corporation, coded HVN, from November 15.
Hanoi (VNA) – The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE)has announcedthe additional listing of nearly 800 million shares of Vietnam Airlines Corporation, coded HVN, from November 15.
The shares, which have been recently issued for Vietnam Airlines’ existing shareholders at a preferential priceof 10,000 VND (0.44 USD) per share, will be officially traded from November 19.
After the offering, the total shares of Vietnam Airlines increasedto 2.2 billion from 1.4 billion, lifting its charter capital by nearly 1 billion USD to 22.14 trillionVND.
The Committee for Management of State Capitalat Enterprises (CMSC) is the largest shareholder of Vietnam Airlines, holding 55.2 percent of the total shares. It is followed by the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC)and ANAGroup with respective rates of 31.14 percent and 5.62 percent.
The market price of HVN at the end of the trading session on November15 was 24,600 VND per share.
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