Dong Son Holdings (DSH) expects its 35 million shares to begin trading on HOSE on October 26, 2026, after more than a year on UPCoM. The company is expanding from construction into infrastructure investment and operation, most notably by raising its stake in BOT Hà Nội - Bắc Giang from 25% to 58% in December 2025, which made it a subsidiary. The BOT project posted 2025 net revenue of VND 630.88 billion and profit after tax of VND 216.97 billion. In the first half of 2026, DSH reported net revenue of over VND 477 billion, up 316%, and profit after tax of nearly VND 109 billion, up 292%; the article notes that a large part of this growth came from the change in consolidation scope. October 29, 2026 is the last record date for a 100:12 stock dividend, which would lift charter capital to VND 392 billion.
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Original headline: Đông Sơn Holdings chốt ngày chào sàn HOSE: Bước chuyển từ xây lắp sang đầu tư hạ tầng
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