Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Loi and her mother, Ms. Nguyen Thi Nho, together hold 10.58 million AGG shares, or 5.92% of charter capital, making them major shareholders. Ms. Loi bought 2.66 million shares on October 8, 2026, raising her stake from 0% to 1.49%, while Ms. Nho holds 7.9 million shares (4.43%). In early October, the company approved pledging its 99.978% charter capital stake in Dong Nam to VPBank to secure all of Dong Nam's obligations. Dong Nam and Loc Phat Management and Development JSC are developers of The Gió Riverside; AGG raised its stake in Loc Phat to 99% in early June 2026 and is proceeding with a merger of Loc Phat into Dong Nam, which will then become a direct subsidiary.
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