Ben Thanh Land developer to list on Hanoi bourse
Ben Thanh Land Corporation plans to list
on the Hanoi Stock Exchange next month to improve transparency and
liquidity, according to its chief.
Ben Thanh Land Corporation plans to list
on the Hanoi Stock Exchange next month to improve transparency and
liquidity, according to its chief.
Nguyen Cao Tri, the firm’s general director, unveiled plans for listing more than 11.35 million shares at last week’s inauguration of the company’s 22-storey Ben Thanh Times Square mixed development on Ky Con Street in HCM City ’s District 1.
In February, the corporation issued new shares at a huge premium to strategic partners – domestic and foreign property investment companies – raising almost 100 billion VND (5.23 million USD) to increase its charter capital to 113.55 billion VND (about 6 million USD) from 83.55 billion VND and raise funds for projects under way.
Last year, it reported net profits of 60 billion VND (3.1 million USD), which is expected to rise to 100 billion VND this year.
Ben Thanh Land , whose institutional founding shareholders are Ben Thanh Group, Ben Thanh Tourist Company, and the joint-stock Oriental Commercial Bank, began operations in late 2006 and has eight projects in HCM City alone, including the Nam A convention centre, apartment-hotel complex Ibis Ben Thanh Palace and Ben Thanh Times Square./.
Nguyen Cao Tri, the firm’s general director, unveiled plans for listing more than 11.35 million shares at last week’s inauguration of the company’s 22-storey Ben Thanh Times Square mixed development on Ky Con Street in HCM City ’s District 1.
In February, the corporation issued new shares at a huge premium to strategic partners – domestic and foreign property investment companies – raising almost 100 billion VND (5.23 million USD) to increase its charter capital to 113.55 billion VND (about 6 million USD) from 83.55 billion VND and raise funds for projects under way.
Last year, it reported net profits of 60 billion VND (3.1 million USD), which is expected to rise to 100 billion VND this year.
Ben Thanh Land , whose institutional founding shareholders are Ben Thanh Group, Ben Thanh Tourist Company, and the joint-stock Oriental Commercial Bank, began operations in late 2006 and has eight projects in HCM City alone, including the Nam A convention centre, apartment-hotel complex Ibis Ben Thanh Palace and Ben Thanh Times Square./.
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