HoSE has approved the listing of more than 111.4 million DVV shares of DatVietVAC, the producer of the 'Say Hi' shows, with the decision signed on October 20. The first trading day has not been officially announced, but the plan is for early November, with a reference price of 54,800 dong, equal to the IPO price. The market capitalization is estimated at over 6,100 billion dong (more than 234 million USD), compared with nearly 1,700 billion dong for Yeah1 (YEG) at the close on October 22. The IPO's registered purchase orders reached 106.6% of the shares offered. This year, DatVietVAC targets revenue of 3,382 billion dong and after-tax profit of 420 billion dong, growth of about 6% and 11%.
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Original headline: Nhà sản xuất các show 'Say Hi' được lên sàn HoSE
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