Bepharco announced the appointment of Ms. Trần Ngô Minh Anh (24) as general director under a decision dated October 23, 2026, effective November 1, 2026. Ms. Minh Anh earned a finance degree from the University of Central Florida on a scholarship and then spent nearly three years at New Omni Bank (NOB), a California-based bank. She joined Bepharco in August, was elected to the board at the 2026 extraordinary general meeting, and was later named deputy general director before this appointment. Founded in 1963, the pharmaceutical company's shares trade under the ticker DBT.
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