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State Bank of Vietnam Approves Major Capital Increase for Techcombank

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The State Bank of Vietnam approved a plan by Techcombank to increase its charter capital by up to VNĐ35.7 trillion, or US$1.4 billion. This increase could raise Techcombank's total capital to nearly VNĐ106.6 trillion, making it the largest among Vietnamese banks. The plan includes a stock dividend payment and an employee stock ownership program.

From vietnamnews.vn

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The capital increase is designed to strengthen Techcombank's long-term financial base and support future investment in technology and data capabilities. Techcombank reported a pre-tax profit of VNĐ18.5 trillion, which is a 22.5 per cent increase from the previous year. The move also reinforces Techcombank's role as a major private lender contributing to the state budget in Vietnam.

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    Vietnam may see the national financial system strengthened by the State Bank of Vietnam's approval of the major capital increase.

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