The State Securities Commission (SSC) fined Đầu tư – Xây dựng – Thương mại – Sản xuất CNC 435 million dong, equal to 3.5% of the actual traded securities value at par, for failing to report its planned trades. The company is linked to Vương Tấn Hát, chairman of the board of Công ty CP Đầu tư và Xây dựng Công trình 3 (CT3), and bought 1,242,379 CT3 shares on October 17, 2025. The purchase brought total holdings of the company and related parties to 2,238,734 shares, or 25.44% of voting shares, without a public tender offer, which drew a 225 million dong fine. The company was also suspended from securities trading for 3.5 months, must give up voting rights on the shares involved, and must sell shares to reduce its stake below the public tender threshold within six months, with total fines of nearly 660 million dong.
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Original headline: Một doanh nghiệp bị xử phạt do không báo cáo về dự kiến giao dịch
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