DXG Bonus Share Issue: 155.7M Shares at 14% Ratio, Q1 Profit Surges 173%
This Aveluro analysis covers DXG (Tập đoàn Đất Xanh) in the Real Estate sector. The classified event type is dividend announcement, with positive sentiment and a deterministic market-impact score of 4.0/10. Aveluro classifies this story as a positive catalyst in the stock's news coverage. Source coverage came from CafeF - Thị trường chứng khoán, classified as a primary/top-tier source.
Key Facts
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Overview
DXG (Bluemarq Group, formerly Dat Xanh Group) announced a shareholder record date of May 29, 2026, for the issuance of 155.7 million bonus shares at a 14% ratio. The capital increase will lift charter capital from VND 11,141 billion to nearly VND 12,700 billion. The announcement comes alongside a robust Q1/2026 earnings report showing net profit up 173% year-on-year.
Key Facts
- Record date for bonus share distribution: May 29, 2026.
- Total bonus shares issued: 155.7 million, equivalent to a 14% ratio (100:14).
- Charter capital will increase from VND 11,141 billion to approximately VND 12,700 billion.
- Funding sources: VND 457.3 billion from retained earnings and VND 1,100 billion from share premium on the audited 2025 consolidated financial statements.
- Bonus shares are not subject to transfer restrictions.
- Q1/2026 consolidated revenue: VND 1,467 billion (+59% YoY), net profit: VND 214 billion (+173% YoY).
- Full-year 2026 target: revenue VND 5,000 billion, net profit VND 268 billion; Q1 achieved 80% of the profit target.
What Happened
CTCP Bluemarq Group (DXG) announced that it will close the shareholder list on May 29, 2026, to implement a bonus share issuance from equity. The company will issue 155.7 million shares, representing a 14% stock dividend to existing shareholders. Rights are non-transferable. The issuance is funded by VND 457.3 billion from retained earnings and VND 1,100 billion from share premium, as per the audited 2025 consolidated financial statements.
Separately, the company reported strong Q1/2026 results. Revenue reached VND 1,467 billion (+59% YoY), driven by apartment and land sales (VND 860 billion, +29%) and brokerage services (VND 604 billion, tripling YoY). Net profit after tax was VND 214 billion, up 173% from Q1/2025. The company has already achieved 80% of its full-year net profit target of VND 268 billion.
Market Context
DXG shares closed at VND 16,000 on May 19, 2026, up 0.63% with volume of 16.9 million shares. The stock trades on HOSE. The bonus issue and strong earnings come amid a recovery in Vietnam’s real estate sector, with increased transaction activity in both primary and secondary markets. DXG’s brokerage segment has benefited from improved market sentiment.
Strategic Significance
The bonus share issuance signals management’s confidence in the company’s capital position and future prospects. By capitalizing retained earnings and share premium, DXG strengthens its equity base without cash outflow. The 14% stock dividend rewards existing shareholders while potentially improving liquidity. The strong Q1 performance, particularly in brokerage services, suggests the company is capturing market share as the real estate cycle turns. The rebranding to Bluemarq Group reflects a strategic shift toward asset management and investment, with new subsidiaries established in April 2026.
What to Watch
- Execution of the bonus share issuance and listing of new shares on HOSE.
- Q2/2026 earnings to see if the momentum in brokerage and project sales continues.
- Progress on new subsidiaries (Bluemarq Investment, Bluemarq Asset Management) and their contribution to earnings.
- Any further corporate actions or capital raising plans following the charter capital increase.
- Market reaction to the stock dividend and potential foreign ownership changes.