Saigon VRG Investment JSC (SIP) approved an advance cash dividend for the first batch of 2026 at 45%, or 4,500 VND per share, well above the minimum 10% approved at the 2026 AGM. The last registration date is 20 November 2026, with the expected ex-rights date on 19 November and payment on 11 December 2026; with over 242.1 million shares outstanding, the total payout is expected to be about VND 1,090 billion. The largest shareholder, An Loc Urban Development and Investment JSC, holds about 19.79% and is expected to receive nearly VND 216 billion, while Nam Tan Uyen Industrial Park JSC (NTC) holds about 9%. After-tax profit for nine months reached over VND 1,178 billion, up about 6.9%, equal to nearly 135% of the 2026 full-year target of VND 874 billion. However, third-quarter after-tax profit slipped 2.7% year on year to about VND 371 billion.
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