Mobifone Service (MFS) has set 10/11 as the final registration date for its 2025 cash dividend of 25% (2,500 dong per share), with payment expected on 15/12/2026. With nearly 7.1 million shares outstanding, the payout is estimated at about 17.7 billion VND, and its largest shareholder, MobiFone Telecommunications Corporation (31.26%), expects over 5.5 billion VND. The company has paid cash dividends since 2018, with a low of 1,500 dong per share and a peak of 3,000 dong in 2022. It also set 11/11 as the record date for an extraordinary general meeting on 10/12/2026 to elect additional or replacement board members.
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Original headline: Công ty “họ" Mobifone chuẩn bị lăn chốt cổ tức 25% bằng tiền mặt
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