Nhiệt điện Hải Phòng (HND) has set an extraordinary general meeting for December 4, 2026 to reshuffle its Board of Directors and Supervisory Board, with the shareholder record date on November 3. The move follows a series of leadership changes: Chairman Tạ Công Hoan died on August 27, and General Director Dương Sơn Bá was prosecuted and detained in May 2026 for alleged document forgery. Bùi Trung Sơn has temporarily taken over the chairman’s duties, while Lê Anh Tân serves as acting General Director. The company also said it no longer meets public company criteria, as non-major shareholders held only 6.82% of voting shares as of April 17, 2026, below the 10% minimum. In the first half of 2026, the company posted revenue of about 6,081 billion VND and profit after tax of about 508 billion VND, with charter capital of 5,000 billion VND.
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Original headline: Ông Dương Sơn Bá bị bắt, doanh nghiệp chốt ngày họp đại hội bất thường
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