The State Securities Commission fined Edu Infra Group (EIGC) VND 230 million on 21/10/2026 for late disclosures and bond registration violations. Of this, VND 92.5 million was for periodic reports to HNX delayed by 10 or more working days over 2023–2025, and another VND 92.5 million for registering bonds EIGCH2227001 and EIGCH2227002 more than 12 months late; a further VND 45 million was imposed for late registration with VSDC. The two 12%, five-year bonds, issued in February and April 2022, raised nearly VND 1,963 billion and remain fully outstanding. The company, originally founded in 2007 as Bộ Ba Architecture JSC, has changed names several times and raised its charter capital from VND 390 billion to VND 497.8 billion, according to a July 2022 filing.
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