The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) moved VPG shares of Xuất nhập khẩu Việt Phát from control status to restricted trading effective 23/10/2026, because the company submitted its reviewed 2026 half-year financial statements more than 45 days late. VPG is also on the warning list due to an auditor's qualified opinion on the 2025 audited financial statements and a negative undistributed after-tax profit in the 2025 consolidated statements. HoSE had previously placed the stock under control status from 9/10/2026 for a delay of more than 30 days. The company said its auditor needed more time to review some liability items, and both parties are reconciling figures and completing documentation. The company said it will disclose information promptly once the statements are finalized.
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