On October 12, several sales agents of Bảo Tín Minh Châu (BTMC) came to request the return of their assets. In its response, BTMC said that on March 25, 2026, the Hanoi Police Investigation Agency (PC03) seized goods and raw materials at the company's business premises for verification and investigation, including assets belonging to BTMC and its agents. These goods are still being verified and processed by competent authorities, and the company has not received any official notice on the plan or timing for their return. BTMC said it will coordinate with the relevant parties and authorities, support agents within its responsibilities under contracts and the law, and announce official information when available.
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