DMX

DMX successfully placed 93% of its IPO shares, raising approximately VND 13.3 trillion ($550 million), with institutional investors accounting for 90% of demand. The strong institutional backing, including 73% from foreign funds, signals long-term confidence ahead of the planned HOSE listing in Q3 2026.

DMX completed its IPO with 166 million shares subscribed (93% of the offering), raising over VND 13,300 billion (~USD 500 million). Nearly 60 investment funds participated, with foreign institutions accounting for 73% of demand. The company plans to list on HOSE in August.

DMX's IPO closes today at 80,000 VND/share, with a 40% special cash dividend and a forward PE of ~10x, below sector average. The company targets 50% net profit growth in 2026 and a 16% CAGR through 2030, driven by domestic market share gains and international expansion via EraBlue in Indonesia.

Dragon Capital confirms a minimum $50 million investment in Dien May Xanh (DMX) IPO, expecting strong capital deployment into the MWG-DMX value chain. The fund views DMX as an independent listed company with double-digit profit growth, abundant cash, and expansion potential in Indonesia, and expects total investment in the ecosystem to increase significantly.

Dien May Xanh (DMX) plans to raise approximately $550 million via an IPO at 80,000 VND/share, implying a valuation of $3.9 billion. The company commands 50-55% of Vietnam's mobile phone market and 35-40% of electronics, with strong revenue and profit recovery after restructuring. Its Indonesian expansion via Erablue adds long-term growth optionality.

Dien May Xanh (DMX) plans an IPO of 179.5 million shares at 80,000 VND/share, raising over 546 million USD, with listing on HOSE expected in August 2026. The CEO calls the valuation attractive at a P/E of around 10-12x, and the company commits to a minimum 50% cash dividend policy.

Dien May Xanh (DMX) plans to IPO 179.5 million shares at VND 80,000 each, raising VND 14,360 billion (~$574M), with listing expected in early August. CEO Doan Van Hieu Em expressed confidence in exceeding 2026 targets, citing strong Q1 growth and a forward P/E of 10x, which he considers 'too low, too cheap' for the electronics retail sector.

DMX CEO Doan Van Hieu Em registered to buy 2 million IPO shares at VND 80,000 each, totaling VND 160 billion, signaling long-term commitment. The company reported Q1 2026 revenue of VND 32,400 billion (+33% YoY) and net profit of VND 2,218 billion (+49% YoY). The IPO of 179.5 million shares is one of the largest in Vietnam's electronics retail sector, with listing on HOSE expected in August 2026.

Dien May Xanh (DMX) launches its IPO on May 27, 2026, offering 179.5 million shares at 80,000 VND each to raise 14,360 billion VND (over USD 546 million). The company plans to list on HOSE in August 2026 and has announced a 40% cash dividend for 2026, making it one of the largest retail IPOs in Vietnam in over a decade.

DMX plans a landmark IPO of 180 million shares at 80,000 VND each, raising approximately 14,360 billion VND. The post-IPO market cap of over 102,460 billion VND positions it as a potential VN30 constituent, marking the largest IPO in Vietnam in recent years and signaling renewed supply in the equity market.

DMX, the electronics retail arm of MWG, receives IPO approval to offer 179.5 million shares at 80,000 VND/share, targeting proceeds of ~14,360 billion VND ($574M). The company reported strong Q1 2026 results with net profit up 49% YoY to 2,219 billion VND and plans a 40% cash dividend for 2026, implying a 5% yield at the IPO price.

DMX, the electronics retail arm of MWG, has secured SSC approval for an IPO of 179.5 million shares at 80,000 VND each, targeting proceeds of ~14,360B VND ($574M) — the largest Vietnamese IPO in five years. The company also announced a 40% cash dividend for 2026, implying a 5% yield at the IPO price, and committed to a minimum 50% payout ratio. The listing would value DMX at over 102,460B VND (~$4.1B), potentially qualifying it for the VN30 index.

DMX completed its IPO but sold only 93% of the 179.5 million shares offered, leaving ~7.5% unsold. The company raised VND 13,300B (USD 572M) at VND 80,000/share. The partial uptake signals cautious demand despite strong institutional participation.

DMX plans an IPO of 179.5 million shares at VND 80,000 each, targeting a market cap over VND 100,000 billion. The company's financial services segment, with a 94.5% gross margin in Q1 2026, is a key profit driver and carries no credit risk according to Vietcap Securities.