Ms. Cao Thị Ngọc Sương, wife of Bùi Thành Nhơn and mother of Novaland Chairman Bùi Cao Nhật Quân, registered to sell 6.3 million NVL shares from October 26 to 30, 2026, for personal needs. If completed, her ownership would fall from 2.156% to 1.894% of charter capital. In the opposite direction, CTCP Diamond Properties, a company in the Bùi family's ecosystem, registered to buy 7 million shares in the same period, which would raise its stake from 7.423% to 7.715%, even though it sold 2.58 million shares on October 6. These trades come as Novaland offers up to nearly 800.7 million shares to existing shareholders at a 3:1 ratio and VND 10,000 per share, aiming to raise nearly VND 8,007 billion, and the rights transfer deadline has been extended to November 23.
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