TLG — Vietnamese Stock News

Japan's Kokuyo wins competition approval and earmarks JPY 28B (~USD 180M) to take up to 65.01% of Thiên Long (TLG) on HOSE, at roughly VND 72,600 per share.

Kokuyo's board clears a JPY 28B (VND 4,600B) capital injection into its Singapore unit to buy 65.01% of Thiên Long (TLG) on HOSE after conditional antitrust approval.

Kokuyo approves JPY 28B (~USD 180M) for its Thiên Long (TLG) takeover, buying 46.82% from TLAT then tendering for 18.19% to exceed 65%.

Kokuyo approves a JPY 28bn (VND 4.4tn) capital injection into Synergy Investing ASIA to fund its acquisition of roughly 65% of Thiên Long Group (TLG, HOSE).

Vietnam's competition watchdog conditionally approves Kokuyo's acquisition of ~65% of Thien Long Group (TLG, HOSE), with market-share and R&D commitments.

Vietnam's competition watchdog approves Kokuyo's acquisition of Thiên Long (HOSE: TLG) with conditions, giving the Japanese group over 65% of the stationery maker.

Thien Long Group (TLG) chairman Co Gia Tho expresses confidence in selling a controlling 65.01% stake to Japan's Kokuyo via transfer and tender offer, aiming to make TLG a subsidiary.

Thien Long Group (TLG) approved 2026 plan: net revenue VND 4,400B (+5.4%), net profit VND 440B, dividend 35%. Focus on international expansion and operational optimization.

Thien Long Group (TLG) targets 2026 net profit of VND 440B, down 1.1% from 2025, citing rising input costs. The guidance comes as Japanese firm Kokuyo plans to acquire a 65% stake.

TLG Chairman Co Gia Tho applies for PNC board seat as Thien Long plans PNC divestment and faces potential acquisition by Japan's Kokuyo Group. Analysis of retail sector implications.