UP Securities (UPSC, ticker UPS) approved the dismissal of CEO Trần Văn Chiến following his resignation, effective 26/11/2026. Ms. Phạm Thị Thùy will succeed him as CEO from that date and will also become the company's legal representative once the State Securities Commission approves it. Mr. Chiến, who took the role on 20/1/2025, held 1.1 million UPS shares as of the end of Q1 2026. Separately, the company is offering more than 67.6 million private placement shares at 10,000 dong each, potentially raising up to 676.2 billion dong, and has extended the payment deadline to 11h on 19/11/2026.
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