Recently, many companies announced share buybacks. MWG plans to buy 10 million shares from November 19 to December 18, 2025, using around VND 800 billion from undistributed profits. T-Corp has bought 14.46 million shares and has adjusted its charter capital down to below VND 1 trillion. Nhựa Tân Đại Hưng plans to buy back 5.7 million shares to reduce its charter capital from VND 225 billion to 168 billion. With the new law, purchased shares cannot be resold, impacting investment decisions due to reduced charter capital. MWG’s buyback is aimed at increasing shareholder value, rather than just price support. T-Corp believes its stock is undervalued, while Nhựa Tân Đại Hưng seeks to alleviate competitive pressure. Gemadept approved a plan to buy back 21 million shares but has not implemented it due to stock price recovery. Legal changes have shifted share buybacks from a price support tool to a financial restructuring strategy.
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