Unlisted SOEs must trade on UPCoM
State-owned enterprises (SOEs) must trade in the unlisted public
companies market (UPCoM) within 90 days of an initial public offering
(IPO) and before official listing, the Ministry of Finance said.
State-owned enterprises (SOEs) must trade in the unlisted public
companies market (UPCoM) within 90 days of an initial public offering
(IPO) and before official listing, the Ministry of Finance said.
The Ministry of Finance's Circular 01/2015 / TT-BTC issued on January 5 has laid down regulations for unlisted securities operating in the local stock market.
The circular, which will become effective on March 1, 2015, replaces the ministry's earlier decision No 108 in 2008.
In this circular, the Ministry has specified that before listing on the two bourses of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, SOEs, who have issued an IPO before November 1, 2014, must trade in the UPCoM within a year, while SOEs with IPOs issued after that date can make transactions in UPCoM within 90 days after getting the enterprise licences.
The circular added that other public companies, which had issued an IPO before July 1, 2011, but have not yet listed on the local bourses, must also trade in the UPCoM within a year.
Also, delisted companies must trade in the UPCoM within 30 days before relisting.
According to vov.vn, the Government of Vietnam plans to equitize 532 SOEs during 2014 to 2015.
By the end of 2014, two giant SOEs—the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group and Vietnam Airlines had issued their IPOs.-VNA
The Ministry of Finance's Circular 01/2015 / TT-BTC issued on January 5 has laid down regulations for unlisted securities operating in the local stock market.
The circular, which will become effective on March 1, 2015, replaces the ministry's earlier decision No 108 in 2008.
In this circular, the Ministry has specified that before listing on the two bourses of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, SOEs, who have issued an IPO before November 1, 2014, must trade in the UPCoM within a year, while SOEs with IPOs issued after that date can make transactions in UPCoM within 90 days after getting the enterprise licences.
The circular added that other public companies, which had issued an IPO before July 1, 2011, but have not yet listed on the local bourses, must also trade in the UPCoM within a year.
Also, delisted companies must trade in the UPCoM within 30 days before relisting.
According to vov.vn, the Government of Vietnam plans to equitize 532 SOEs during 2014 to 2015.
By the end of 2014, two giant SOEs—the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group and Vietnam Airlines had issued their IPOs.-VNA
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