Equitisation plans of seven more SOEs receive approval

Equitisation plans of seven more SOEs receive approval in July

Seven State-owned enterprises (SOEs) had their equitisation plans approved in July, bringing the number for the first seven months of this year to 26.
 
Equitisation plans of seven more SOEs receive approval in July ảnh 1A production line at Habeco (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA)
– Seven State-ownedenterprises (SOEs) had their equitisation plans approved in July, bringing thenumber for the first seven months of this year to 26, according to theCorporate Finance Department under the Finance Ministry.

Thedepartment said the total real value of the 26 enterprises is 71.88 trillionVND (3.16 billion USD), of which over 18.3 trillion VND (808.2 million USD)belongs to the State. 

Under the approved equitisation plans, the SOEswill have a combined charter capital of over 22.63 trillion VND (995.72 millionUSD), of which the State will hold more than 11 trillion VND (495 millionUSD). 

Meanwhile, around 6.5 trillion VND (286 millionUSD) worth of shares will be sold to strategic investors, 156 billion VND (6.86million USD) to the enterprises’ workers, 16 billion VND (704,000 USD) to tradeunions, and nearly 4.87 trillion VND (214.28 million USD) will be put up for auction. 

According to the department, the equitisationprocess of SOEs has yet to meet expectations.

In order to speed up equitisation in theremaining time of the year, the Ministry of Industry and Trade needs toaccelerate the sale of State-owned capital at the Hanoi Beer Alcohol and Beverage JointStock Corporation (Habeco) and the Saigon Beer-Alcohol-Beverage JointStock Corporation (Sabeco) in order to complete by December 1.

During the period, SOEs divested almost 3.7trillion VND (162.5 million USD) of investment from operations outside theircore business and brought in over 15.77 trillion VND (693.88 million USD) inthe process. -VNA
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