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DVP will pay a 50% cash dividend (VND 5,000/share) for the first installment of 2025, the highest among 34 companies closing books June 1-5. Other notable payers include PAN (30%), VGG (20%), and HNF (15%). The dividend wave signals strong cash flows for select firms amid a mixed market.

PAN Group (PAN) delivers a combined 50% shareholder return this week via a 30% cash dividend and 20% stock dividend, the highest among 38 companies paying cash dividends. FPT pays a 10% cash dividend and plans a 10:1 stock issuance; Hoa Phat (HPG) distributes a 10% stock dividend; TCBS (TCX) issues a 20% stock dividend. The flurry of payouts underscores strong corporate cash flows and shareholder-friendly policies across sectors.

PAN Group (PAN) received SSC approval for a 20% stock bonus and 30% cash dividend, delivering a combined 50% shareholder return. The payout is supported by a 5.5x surge in Q1 2026 net profit to VND 585B and cash holdings of VND 5,830B. This reflects strong earnings momentum and a shareholder-friendly capital allocation policy.

PAN Group (PAN) plans to issue nearly 41.8 million bonus shares to shareholders at a 100:20 ratio, increasing charter capital from VND 2,162.9B to VND 2,580.7B. The issue, funded from share premium, is expected in Q2-Q3 2026 and was approved at the 2026 AGM.

VietinBank (CTG) reported Q1/2026 pre-tax profit of VND 11,139 billion, up 63% YoY, leading a mixed earnings season. While MB (MBB) rose 15% and Vinpearl (VPL) surged 987%, Eximbank (EIB) saw a 59% decline. The results highlight divergent performance across banking, real estate, and consumer sectors.

PAN Group (PAN) sold its Bibica confectionery subsidiary to an Indonesian partner for VND 2,630 billion, equivalent to roughly half of PAN's total market capitalization. The divested unit contributed only 10-11% of group revenue and profit, highlighting the premium valuation achieved. Chairman Nguyen Duy Hung framed the sale as a portfolio optimization, exiting a non-core business to focus capital on PAN's core agricultural investments.

PAN Group's AGM approved a 30% cash dividend for 2026, the highest rate in 18 years, and proposed a 20% stock dividend. The payout is funded by VND 2,056 billion in cash from the sale of Bibica, which also drove Q1 2026 net profit to VND 1,094 billion, up 40x YoY.

PAN Group (PAN) reported Q1 2026 net profit of VND 1,094 billion, a 40-fold increase year-on-year, reaching 87.5% of its full-year profit target in a single quarter. The surge was driven by VND 1,235B in financial revenue, primarily from dividends and capital gains related to Bibica. The board will propose a 30% cash dividend (VND 3,000/share) at the upcoming AGM, leveraging a cash position that surged 686x to VND 2,056B.

PAN Group targets 2026 net profit of VND 1,780B (+53%) and a 30% cash dividend, funded partly by a VND 2,420B gain from divesting Bibica Capital. The company also proposes adding real estate to its business lines, leveraging its land bank and properties.