Chứng khoán Bảo Minh (BMS, UPCoM) passed a resolution to postpone its application to list shares on HoSE, citing the need to align the timing with current market conditions and its development goals. The company says it will keep completing its file and list once market conditions are suitable. HoSE received the listing application for 203.93 million shares, equal to charter capital of 2,039.3 billion VND, on April 8, 2026, after the listing plan was approved at an extraordinary AGM on January 10, 2026. BMS will close its shareholder register on November 5, 2026 for an extraordinary AGM to dismiss two board members, Phan Tấn Thư and Nguyễn Thy Phương, who resigned for personal reasons, and to elect two replacements for the 2023-2028 term.
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Original headline: Lý do Chứng khoán Bảo Minh tạm hoãn kế hoạch niêm yết cổ phiếu trên HoSE
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