Tin Nghia (TID) Auctions 51% of Dao Kim Quy Developer for VND 1,001B
This Aveluro analysis covers TID on UPCOM in the Real Estate sector. The classified event type is stake change, with neutral sentiment and a deterministic market-impact score of 7.0/10. Source coverage came from CafeF - Bất động sản, classified as a primary/top-tier source.
Key Facts
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Overview
Tong Cong ty Tin Nghia (UPCoM: TID) has approved a starting price of VND 36,350 per share to auction 27.54 million shares of CTCP Dau tu Tin Nghia A Chau, equal to 51% of the project company’s charter capital. Tin Nghia A Chau is the developer of the Khu dan cu - dich vu - du lich cu lao Tan Van, marketed as Dao Kim Quy, a project of more than 48 hectares in Dong Nai with total investment of over VND 10,300 billion. The auction floor values the block at more than VND 1,001 billion, roughly USD 40 million.
Key Facts
- Floor price: VND 36,350 per share for 27.54 million shares, or 51% of Tin Nghia A Chau.
- Total starting value: more than VND 1,001 billion (about USD 40 million).
- The shares were returned by CTCP May Tien Phat after the two sides terminated a transfer contract in April 2026.
- Under a 2025 liquidation agreement, Tin Nghia refunded VND 689 billion to May Tien Phat to recover the stake.
- Tin Nghia books the stake as other investment at VND 275.4 billion, not as a long-term investment.
- As of end-June 2026, Tin Nghia had unsecured loans of nearly VND 600 billion outstanding to Tin Nghia A Chau at 10-12% per year, maturing at end-2026.
- Tin Nghia also holds roughly VND 40 billion of capital contribution in May Tien Phat.
- Dao Kim Quy spans more than 48 hectares in Dong Nai with project investment above VND 10,300 billion.
What Happened
The board of directors of Tong Cong ty Tin Nghia approved the VND 36,350 per share floor and said the company will hire a qualified auctioneer to run a public sale, according to the company’s announcement. The block on offer is the same 27.54 million Tin Nghia A Chau shares that Tin Nghia received back from May Tien Phat after the parties ended their transfer contract in April 2026. Under a liquidation agreement signed in early 2025, May Tien Phat returned the 51% stake and Tin Nghia completed a VND 689 billion refund to its former partner.
Tin Nghia has classified the holding as an asset for resale within no more than 12 months, meaning control of Tin Nghia A Chau is treated as temporary. On the balance sheet the shares sit in other investments at VND 275.4 billion, so the auction floor is well above carrying value. The disposal is not isolated: Tin Nghia also has nearly VND 600 billion of unsecured loans to Tin Nghia A Chau at 10-12% per year, used for working capital and due at the end of this year, plus a VND 40 billion contribution in May Tien Phat. Tin Nghia A Chau was established in 2009 and owns the Tan Van islet residential, service and tourism project in Dong Nai.
Market Context
TID trades on UPCoM and closed at VND 18,100 on 23 September 2026, roughly half the VND 36,350 auction floor set for the unlisted project company. The gap reflects the difference between a thinly traded holding-company ticker and the appraised value of a single 48-hectare land bank in Dong Nai, a province benefiting from industrial relocation and infrastructure spending around Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnamese real estate developers have spent 2025 and 2026 restructuring stakes and settling legacy transfer contracts, and asset sales by listed parents are a common route to book gains and recover cash.
Strategic Significance
The auction is a test of whether Tin Nghia can convert a temporary, low-carrying-value stake into cash at a premium to book, while simultaneously resolving nearly VND 600 billion of related-party loans due at year-end. A successful sale at or above the floor would crystallise a gain against the VND 275.4 billion book value and reduce balance-sheet concentration in a single illiquid project. A failed or discounted auction would leave TID holding control of a developer it has already flagged as temporary, with the loan repayment still pending and the Dao Kim Quy project’s VND 10,300 billion capital need unresolved.
What to Watch
- Announcement of the auctioneer and the official auction date.
- The winning bid price relative to the VND 36,350 floor and the VND 275.4 billion book value.
- Repayment status of the nearly VND 600 billion unsecured loan to Tin Nghia A Chau before end-2026.
- Tin Nghia’s next financial statements for reclassification of the stake and any gain recognition.
- Licensing or construction progress at the 48-hectare Dao Kim Quy project in Dong Nai.