Between 26/10 and 30/10/2026, about 18 companies and banks listed on the exchanges are set to pay dividends in cash or shares, with rates ranging from 60% (highest) down to 3.5% (lowest). The highest rate belongs to Nam Tan Uyen Industrial Park JSC (NTC, HoSE), which will pay 60% in cash for 2025, or VND 6,000 per share, with a last registration date of 26/10/2026. The lowest belongs to Tan Binh Real Estate JSC (TBR, UPCoM), paying 3.5% in cash for 2025, or VND 350 per share, with a last registration date of 28/10/2026. Other companies include Vimedimex (VMD) paying 20% in cash, TKV Mineral Resources Corporation (KSV) an advance of 30% for 2026, Dong Son Holdings (DSH) paying stock at 100:12, Song Da Corporation (SJG) paying 12% in cash, Techcombank (TCB) paying stock at 100:50, and Nam Mu Hydropower (HJS) paying a second 2025 installment of 7% in cash.
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Original headline: Lịch chốt quyền trả cổ tức trong tuần từ ngày 26/10-30/10, tỷ lệ cao nhất 60%
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| Close on 10/23/2026 | 1,774.15 |
| Change that session | +0.77% |
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