The HNX said it would not hold the auction of over 79.2 million SEA shares owned by SCIC in Seaprodex, scheduled for 2 November 2026 with a starting price of over 8,509 billion VND per lot, because no investor registered to buy by the 15:30 deadline on 26 October 2026. An earlier auction planned for 29 September 2026 also did not take place, as no investors registered to participate by 22 September. For Q3 2026, Seaprodex reported net revenue of nearly 151.8 billion VND, down 31.8%, while net profit reached over 56.5 billion VND, up 55.2%. Over the first nine months, net revenue was nearly 586.4 billion VND, up 5%, and after-tax profit was over 157.1 billion VND, up 8.9%.
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Original headline: Vì sao phiên đấu giá hơn 79 triệu cổ phiếu SEA do SCIC sở hữu bị hủy?
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