CBS to be listed on UPCoM

June 14, 2017 - 14:30

The Cao Bằng Sugar JSC (CBS) is set to have its shares listed on Hà Nội Stock Exchange’s (HNX) Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) on June 20, 2017 with 2.52 million common stocks under the stock code CBS at VNĐ10,000 (US$0.44) per share.

Sugar canes piles at the Cao Bằng Sugar JSC’ plant in Cao Bằng Province. — Photo baocaobang.vn
Viet Nam News

HÀ NỘI — The Cao Bằng Sugar JSC (CBS) will list its shares on Hà Nội Stock Exchange’s (HNX) Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) on June 20, with 2.52 million common stocks listed under the stock code CBS and the reference price of VNĐ22,000 (US$0.98) per stock.

Registered CBS stocks at VNĐ10,000 ($0.44) per share currently have no foreign holder, though the company does not have any stockholding limits for foreign investors.

During its annual general board meeting in late October 2016, CBS approved of the dividend paying method via stocks at 12 per cent and issuance of bonus stocks from sources other than owner’s equity at 28 per cent of the existing stocks. This means shareholders will receive an additional 12 per cent and 28 per cent of their current number of shares, respectively, without change in the company’s total owner’s equity.

According to a CBS’ December 2016 report, the company has successfully issued 720,000 shares including 216,000 dividend paying shares and 504,000 capital raising shares. The total value of increased shares is VNĐ7.2 billion.

At present, the company’s registered charter capital is equal to VNĐ25.2 billion ($1.12 million), of which CBS’ Chairman of the Executive Board Nông Văn Lạc owns up to 38.5 per cent. CBS also has premium shares valued at VNĐ3.94 billion ($175,422).

By the end of 2016, CBS reported its post-tax income at VNĐ6.57 billion ($293,198), six per cent of which went to paying stocks dividend. It also has short term financial debts of more than VNĐ35 billion ($1.55 million). 

CBS plans to increase production until 2020 to an annual average of 110,000 tonnes of sugar.

The company switched to a joint stock company in 2006 from a State-owned entity. It operates in the manufacturing and distributing refined sugar sectors, with additional businesses in construction material and petroleum. — VNS

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