CTCP Diamond Properties, a company in the Bui Thanh Nhon family's ecosystem where Bui Cao Nhat Quan sits on the board, has registered to buy 7 million NVL shares from Oct 26 to Oct 30, raising its stake from 7.42% to 7.72%, at an estimated cost of about VND 75 billion. In the same period, Cao Thi Ngoc Suong, Bui Thanh Nhon's wife and Quan's mother, has registered to sell 6.3 million shares, cutting her stake from 2.16% to 1.89%. Diamond Properties sold 2.58 million shares on Oct 6 through negotiated trade, its fourth sale in 2026. Novaland plans a rights offering of up to nearly 800.7 million shares to existing shareholders at VND 10,000 per share, raising nearly VND 8,007 billion, with over VND 5,953 billion earmarked to repay principal on 13 bond issues. The deadline for transferring rights is extended to Nov 23, and the payment deadline to Nov 26.
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Original headline: Tổ chức liên quan ông Bùi Cao Nhật Quân muốn gom 7 triệu cổ phiếu Novaland
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