A Series of Companies, Mobile World, Tan Dai Hung Plastic, T-Corp, and Gemadept Take Similar Actions

Recently, the stock market has seen companies like Mobile World (MWG), Tan Dai Hung Plastic (TPC), T-Corp, and Gemadept (GMD) initiate share buyback plans. MWG announced a buyback of 10 million shares between November 19 and December 18, 2025, funded by an estimated 800 billion VND in profit. T-Corp completed buying back 14.46 million out of 15 million registered shares. TPC plans to hold an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting to approve a buyback of 5.7 million shares to reduce its charter capital, while GMD aims to buy back 21 million shares when the price drops below 45,000 VND. This purchase of treasury shares is now viewed not only as a price stabilization method but also as a means of capital restructuring, enhancing financial metrics such as EPS and ROE. However, under new legal frameworks, companies must carefully assess their financial situations before making such decisions. Overall, this shift from a price support tool to a long-term value-creation strategy for shareholders is promising.