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Tracodi (TCD) restated its 2024 net profit from a profit of VND 111 billion to a loss of VND 1,450 billion after audit, driven by VND 1,008 billion in additional bad debt provisions. The restatement triggered mandatory delisting by HOSE, alongside Bamboo Capital (BCG) for failure to publish financial reports.

BCG and TCD were forcibly delisted from HoSE on July 15, 2025, for failing to meet financial reporting obligations. Bamboo Capital's CEO issued an apology letter and announced a comprehensive restructuring plan through 2030, but the company still faces unresolved audit issues and legal investigations.

BCG will be forcibly delisted from HoSE on July 15 after failing to submit audited 2024 financials and repeated disclosure violations. The stock, down ~90% from its peak, last traded at VND 2,530. CEO Ng Wee Siong Leonard apologized but assured operations continue as the company works to resolve outstanding issues.

HoSE has ordered the mandatory delisting of Bamboo Capital (BCG) and Tracodi Construction (TCD) effective July 15, 2026, due to BCG's failure to submit multiple financial reports and TCD's receipt of audit disclaimers. The delisting affects over 1.2 billion shares and underscores severe governance and transparency issues at both firms.

BCG and TCD will be forcibly delisted from HOSE on July 15 for failing to meet information disclosure obligations. BCG failed to file audited financial statements for 2024 and 2025, while TCD's auditor disclaimed opinions on its reports. Both stocks were suspended since October 2025 and may move to UPCoM if conditions are met.

BCG and TCD face mandatory delisting from HOSE on July 15, 2026. BCG failed to publish audited financials for 2024-2025, while TCD's auditor disclaimed opinions on its reports. The move underscores HOSE's enforcement of disclosure rules, impacting over 1.2 billion shares combined.

HOSE has initiated mandatory delisting proceedings for Bamboo Capital (BCG) and its affiliate Tracodi (TCD) due to BCG's failure to file audited financial statements for multiple periods and TCD's receipt of a disclaimer of opinion from its auditor. Both stocks have been suspended since October 2025, with BCG last trading at VND 2,530 and TCD at VND 1,890. The delisting marks a severe regulatory outcome for the Bamboo Capital ecosystem, which has faced leadership changes and legal investigations.

ITD was added to HOSE's margin-cut list after receiving a tax penalty for fiscal years 2022-2025, totaling VND 630.6 million. The list now includes 68 stocks, many under warning, control, or with negative profits, restricting leverage for investors.

Bamboo Capital (BCG) faces mandatory delisting from HoSE on July 15 after failing to submit audited financial statements since 2024, affecting over 800 million shares. The CEO issued a public apology, attributing the delay to senior personnel turnover and corporate restructuring. Shareholders retain legal ownership but face illiquidity until a resolution is reached.

HoSE has initiated mandatory delisting procedures for Bamboo Capital (BCG) and its affiliate TRACODI (TCD) due to BCG's failure to file financial reports and TCD's audit refusal. The delisting will force both stocks off the main exchange, severely impacting liquidity and investor access.