Dragon Capital Reports Holding Nearly 6.2% of DXG

Dragon Capital funds bought a total of 2.6 million DXG shares on November 12, 2026. Their fund management company, CTCP Quản lý quỹ Dragon Capital Việt Nam, disclosed that the group held nearly 78.5 million shares after the transactions, representing about 6.2% of the share capital of Bluemarq Group, formerly CTCP Tập đoàn Đất Xanh.

Based on DXG’s closing price of VND 11,100 per share that day, the purchases totaled approximately VND 28.9 billion. Hanoi Investments Holdings Limited bought 800,000 shares, while Wareham Group Limited and Vietnam Enterprise Investments Limited bought 750,000 shares each. Two other funds bought the remainder. Hanoi Investments Holdings Limited currently holds 27.35 million shares, the largest DXG stake among the group’s funds.

DXG share price movements over the past three years.（VietVance）

Dragon Capital previously disclosed that its funds bought 5 million DXG shares on November 4, increasing their holdings from more than 61 million to 66 million shares and their ownership stake from 4.8% to 5.2%. The group thereby regained major shareholder status. The transaction reports list total purchases of 17.45 million shares, but the amounts bought in individual transactions do not match the reported increase in holdings. In July, the group sold 546,200 DXG shares, reducing its stake to 4.9573% and losing major shareholder status.

DXG board member Hà Đức Hiếu also registered to buy 15 million shares between November 3 and December 2 through order matching and negotiated transactions. In the first nine months of 2026, Bluemarq Group recorded net revenue of about VND 2.823 trillion, up 4% year on year. Consolidated after-tax profit was VND 253 billion, while after-tax profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company was VND 106 billion; both fell by about 51% year on year. The company’s full-year after-tax profit target is VND 268 billion, of which it achieved about 94% in the first nine months.

Source: VietVance