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YEG (YeaH1) plans a private placement of 25 million shares at 10,000 VND each to raise 250 billion VND, targeting capital expansion and investment in subsidiaries. The company also appointed a new Deputy General Director for content production. The offering is subject to SSC approval.

DatVietVAC (DVV) announces its IPO, becoming the second entertainment company listed on the Vietnamese stock exchange after Yeah1 (YEG). The company, known for producing hit shows 'Anh trai', will compete directly with YEG in content production and exploitation.

DatVietVAC Group Holdings (DVV) announces its IPO on the Vietnamese stock exchange, becoming the second entertainment company to list after Yeah1 (YEG). The move intensifies competition in the content production and exploitation sector, with both firms vying for market share.

DatVietVAC Group Holdings targets an IPO at 54,800 VND per share, implying a P/E of 13.x times on 2026 projected net profit of 420 billion VND. The valuation represents a 28% discount to the Asian entertainment industry average P/E of 18.1x, while its 2025 revenue of 3,196 billion VND nearly doubles that of listed peer YEG and its EBIT margin of 13.9% far exceeds YEG's 0.5%.

YEG completed a bonus share issuance of 13.4 million shares (100:7 ratio), lifting charter capital to VND 2,052 billion. The company also plans a private placement of up to 25 million shares at VND 10,000 each to raise VND 250 billion in 2026, with proceeds earmarked for subsidiaries. Q1 2026 net profit fell 36.6% year-on-year to VND 14.7 billion, meeting only 14% of the full-year target.

Yeah1 (YEG) posted a 37% drop in Q1/2026 net profit to VND 15B, driven by the absence of a VND 50B one-time gain from subsidiary divestment recorded in Q1/2025. Management plans to focus on core entertainment, talent, and AI-generated content while reducing concert count from 8 to 4-5 events in 2026.

YEG will issue 13.4 million bonus shares at a 7% ratio and conduct a private placement of up to 25 million shares at 10,000 VND each to raise 250 billion VND, boosting charter capital to 2,302 billion VND. The funds will be used to invest in subsidiaries, while the company targets 2026 net profit of 105 billion VND (+35.7%).

Yeah1 Group (YEG) reported a 35% profit decline in 2025 despite record VND 1,653B revenue, which management attributed to strategic investments in platforms Mango+ and 1Creators. For 2026, the company forecasts a slight revenue dip to VND 1,650B but projects a 36% profit increase to VND 105B, citing expected cost reductions from these long-term platform investments.

YEG's SYE joint venture with Sony Music Entertainment appoints renowned composer Nguyen Hai Phong as Creative Music Director, tasked with building a cohesive 'big label' strategy. The move aims to integrate Vietnam's fragmented music industry into a globally competitive ecosystem, leveraging SYE's full value chain from talent scouting to international distribution.

YEG's joint venture SYE Holdings with Sony Music appoints veteran musician Nguyen Hai Phong as Creative Music Director, tasked with shaping overall music strategy and long-term development. The move signals YEG's push to professionalize its music content pipeline amid a strategic shift toward high-quality entertainment and subscription-based platforms.

YEG's joint venture SYE Holdings with Sony Music appoints veteran musician Nguyen Hai Phong as Creative Music Director, tasked with building a unified quality standard for Vietnamese music. The move signals YEG's deepening push into music production and artist management, leveraging Sony's global network.