VEAM (ticker VEA) has set November 13 as the last registration date for shareholders to receive its 2025 dividend in cash, at a 52.4% payout ratio, or 5,240 VND per share, with payment expected on December 14, 2026. With nearly 1.33 billion shares outstanding, the total payout is estimated at about 6,963 billion VND, of which the Ministry of Industry and Trade, holding 88.47%, is expected to receive over 6,160 billion VND. Nine-month results grew, with net revenue of nearly 3,827 billion VND (up over 20%) and profit after tax of nearly 5,892 billion VND (up about 13%). Profit from joint ventures and associates, at over 5,125 billion VND, remained the main earnings driver. The 52.4% dividend rate is also VEAM's highest in the past 4 years.
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Original headline: Một "đại gia" chuẩn bị lăn chốt cổ tức hơn 50% bằng tiền mặt, dự chi gần 7.000 tỷ đồng
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