The State Securities Commission's inspectorate fined Education Infrastructure Group JSC a total of 230 million VND under Decision 628/QĐ-XPHC dated Oct. 21, 2026, for late periodic disclosures and late registration and trading registration of private corporate bonds EIGCH2227001 and EIGCH2227002, with delays of 12 months or more. Under Decision 632/QĐ-XPHC of the same date, Telecommunications Technical Services JSC (TST, UPCoM) was fined 60 million VND for incomplete disclosure, including failing to report a 5.9 billion VND loan from board member and CEO Lê Minh Hải in its 2025 corporate governance report. TST was also fined 85 million VND for disclosures made less than 15 days late and 6.25 million VND for another violation that the article cuts off.
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