HAG

HAG Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc continues to accumulate HAG shares, increasing his stake from 25.4% to 25.7% via a VND 60 billion purchase. The company reported 2025 net profit of VND 2,243 billion (up 100% YoY) and targets VND 4,202 billion in 2026, partly funded by an IPO of its Laos subsidiary.

HAG Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc has registered to purchase an additional 4 million HAG shares, increasing his ownership to approximately 25.4%. This is his third buyback this year, totaling 13 million shares, as the company reports a doubling of net profit in 2025 and plans a VND 14,000-15,000 billion coffee expansion.

HAG Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc (Bau Duc) registered to buy 4 million HAG shares, lifting his stake to ~25.4% and family ownership to ~30.25%. Despite strong Q1 profit of VND 1,200B, HAG shares have declined 5% over the past month, trading at VND 15,550.

HAG Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc registered to buy 4 million HAG shares, his fourth purchase since early 2026, lifting his stake to 25.4%. The move follows his public call for investors to buy alongside him, backed by HAGL's ambitious 2026 target of VND 4,202B net profit (+87% YoY), which would be a record.

HAG Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc (Bau Duc) bought 4 million HAG shares between May 7-12, 2026, raising his stake to 25.09%. This is his third purchase in 2026, totaling 13 million shares. The move signals insider confidence as HAG targets record net profit of VND 4,202B in 2026, up 87% YoY.

HAG Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc purchased 4 million HAG shares via matching orders from May 7-12, 2026, raising his stake to 25.09%. Separately, HAGL successfully issued VND 2,000 billion in 36-month bonds guaranteed by OCB, with proceeds earmarked for joint ventures in livestock and agriculture.

HAG signs an MOU with Champasak province in Laos to plant 5,000 ha of coffee and build a processing plant, part of a plan to expand its total coffee area to over 20,000 ha across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. The expansion is supported by a VND 2,000 billion bond issuance in April 2025, rated A by Fiin Ratings and guaranteed by OCB.

New Vietnamese accounting circulars (99/2025 and 43/2026) effective January 2026 mandate separate disclosure of biological assets on balance sheets. HPG reports VND 623B in total biological assets (0.24% of total assets), while BAF shows VND 2,128B (17.5% of total assets). The change increases transparency but may affect comparability and provisioning requirements for agriculture-exposed firms.

HAG signs an MOU with Champasak province in Laos to develop 5,000 hectares of coffee and processing facilities, part of a plan to expand its total coffee area to over 20,000 ha across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. The company already operates the world's largest coffee plantation at ~14,000 ha and recently raised VND 2,000B via bonds to fund expansion.

HAG successfully issued a VND 2,000 billion 3-year bond at 10.5% fixed rate, proceeds earmarked for coffee joint ventures in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. The company also reported Q1/2026 net profit of VND 1,172 billion, more than triple year-on-year, signaling improved operational performance.

HAGL completes a VND 2,000 billion private bond issuance (HAG12601) with a 36-month term, supported by OCBS, OCB, and FiinRatings. The deal signals the company's return to the bond market after financial restructuring and funds its large-scale agriculture expansion, targeting 20,000 ha of coffee by 2028.

HAGL (HAG) reported Q1 2026 net profit of VND 1,172.6 billion, tripling year-on-year, primarily due to a VND 750 billion interest waiver that turned financial costs negative. Revenue grew 32% in fruit sales to VND 1,314.7 billion, while pig farming revenue declined sharply. The company has completed 27.9% of its full-year profit target of VND 4,202 billion.