This list includes 13 shareholders, including 6 individuals and 7 organizations holding 1.84 billion TCB shares, equivalent to 52.265% ownership of the bank. According to the list published by Techcombank, 4 foreign funds including the Singapore Government Investment Fund own more than 1% and Morgan Stanley & Co. International Plc 1.45%, COG Investment I BV and related persons hold 7.9%, Vesta VN Investments BV and related persons hold 7.9%. Masan Group Joint Stock Company and related people hold 15.2% of this bank's capital. In addition, there is also a business called Mapleleaf Co., Ltd. specializing in settlement consulting that owns up to 4.96% of the bank's capital.
Among them, some individuals hold more than 1% of the related capital of Mr. Ho Hung Anh, Chairman of Techcombank, and family members. Specifically, Techcombank Chairman's wife holds nearly 5%, and her related persons, including individuals and organizations, own more than 980 million TCB shares, equivalent to an ownership ratio of 27,000 shares. 8% bank. Mr. Ho Hung Anh, Chairman of Techcombank holds more than 1.1% of charter capital. His three children hold nearly 12% of the shares.
Previously, banks only had to disclose information about major shareholders holding 5% or more of capital or information about leaders and related people. However, according to the amended Law on Credit Institutions effective from July 1, banks must also disclose information about shareholders owning 1% or more of charter capital. At the same time, the list of relevant people, for both individuals and organizations, is also much more extensive than before. The new law also reduces the ownership limit for institutional shareholders (including shares that shareholders indirectly own) from 15% to 10%; shareholders and related persons reduced from 20% to 15%. In case this group owns shares in excess of the new regulations (ie the ownership ratio before July 1), it will still be maintained but is not allowed to increase, except in the case of receiving stock dividends.
Techcombank has just announced its business results for the first 6 months of the year with pre-tax profit reaching 15.6 trillion VND, CASA and capital adequacy (CAR) continue to lead the industry. In the second quarter of 2024, Techcombank continued to reap positive business results, with pre-tax profit in the second quarter reaching VND 7,827 billion, an increase of 38.5% over the same period last year; Accumulated 6 months reached 15,628 billion VND, growing 38.6% compared to the first 6 months of 2023. Impressive business results have made Techcombank the first bank in Vietnam to receive a hat-trick of prestigious awards " “Best Bank in Vietnam” from three leading prestigious organizations in the world: Euromoney, FinanceAsia and Global Finance.
