Requirements for public offering for joint-stock companies in Vietnam

16:00, 03/12/2019

This is a content stipulated at the Law on Securities 2019 issued by the National Assembly of Vietnam on November 26, 2019.

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Pursuant to Clause 1 Article 15 of the Law on Securities 2019 of Vietnam, a joint-stock company (the issuer) shall satisfy the following requirements to offer its shares publicly:

- The contributed charter capital is at least 30 billion VND on the offering date according to the accounting books;

- The company has profit over the last 02 years and has no accumulated loss on the offering date;

- There is a plan for issuance and use of capital generated by the offering ratified by the General Meeting of Shareholders;

- At least 15% of its voting shares have been sold to at least 100 non-major shareholders. If the issuer’s charter capital is 1.000 billion VND or above, the ratio shall be 10%.

- Before the offering date, the major shareholders have made a commitment to hold at least 20% of the issuer’s charter capital for at least 01 year from the end of the offering;

- The issuer is not undergoing criminal prosecution and does not have any unspent conviction for economic crimes;

- The offering is consulted by a securities company, unless the issuer is already a securities company;

- The issuer has a commitment to have its shares listed or registered on the securities trading system after the end of the offering;

- The issuer has an escrow account to receive payments for the offered shares.

Thu Ba

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