Nhua Tien Phong (NTP) has proposed a 2026 advance cash dividend of 50%, or 5,000 VND per share, funded from undistributed after-tax profit, which would cost about 1,026 billion VND across more than 205.2 million shares; shareholders will vote in writing. Most of the payout would go to major shareholders, with SCIC, holding 37.1% of charter capital, potentially receiving nearly 381 billion VND. The proposed payout is significantly higher than recent cash dividends, which have typically ranged from 20–30% a year. In the first nine months of 2026, net revenue reached 5,751 billion VND (up 18.1%) and pre-tax profit reached 1,233 billion VND, about 37% above the full-year pre-tax target of 900 billion VND. The board also plans to submit a proposal to convert the Tien Phong Education Complex into a commercial housing project.
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Original headline: Vượt kế hoạch lợi nhuận cả năm sau 9 tháng, một "đại gia" muốn chia cổ tức 5.000 đồng/cp
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