CTCP Bến xe Miền Tây (WCS) plans to close its shareholder register on November 12, 2026 to pay its 2025 dividend in cash at a 50% rate, or VND 5,000 per share, with payment expected on December 1, 2026. With 3 million shares outstanding, the company expects to pay about VND 15 billion. WCS closed October 27 at VND 285,100 per share, giving a market capitalization of about VND 855 billion, and it previously paid cash dividends of 400% in 2018 and 516% in 2019. In Q3 2026, the company posted net revenue of over VND 44 billion (up 2%) and profit after tax of VND 21 billion (down 1%). For the first nine months, revenue reached VND 131 billion and profit was nearly VND 64 billion, roughly flat year on year.
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Original headline: DN có cổ phiếu đắt nhất sàn HNX sắp trả cổ tức 5.000 đồng/cp, lịch sử "chia tiền" cao ngất ngưởng
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