Gates Foundation Trust Raises DXG Stake by 200,000 Shares Since July
On November 4, a foreign investor group that includes Gates Foundation Trust bought 5 million shares of Vietnamese real estate company DXG, lifting its stake back above 5%. The trust bought 50,000 shares in the transaction and held 200,000 more shares than it had reported on July 17.
On November 4, 2026, a foreign investor group including Gates Foundation Trust and funds affiliated with Dragon Capital bought a total of 5 million DXG shares in Bluemarq Group Joint Stock Company (Công ty Cổ phần Bluemarq Group). After the transaction, the group's holdings rose from more than 61 million shares to more than 66 million shares, increasing its stake from 4.8145% to 5.2088% and making it a major shareholder in the real estate company again. The company was previously named Tập đoàn Đất Xanh.

Gates Foundation Trust increases its holdings of DXG shares in a Vietnamese real estate company.(VietVance)
In the transaction, Gates Foundation Trust bought 50,000 shares, raising its holdings to 967,421 shares, or 0.0763% of the company's charter capital. Ownership data disclosed on July 17, 2026, showed it held 767,421 shares; compared with that figure, the trust's holdings rose by 200,000 shares, or approximately 26.1%. Among other members of the group, Vietnam Enterprise Investments Limited bought more than 2.7 million shares, and Hanoi Investments Holdings Limited bought 1.2 million shares.
Before this increase, Gates Foundation Trust had reduced its holdings in several Vietnamese companies. On July 14, the trust sold 100,000 DXG shares, after which the related foreign investor group's stake fell below 5%; on July 16, it sold all 112,893 of its PNJ shares; and on October 2, it sold another 100,000 TNG shares, reducing its holdings to 250,000 shares.
Gates Foundation Trust manages and holds investment assets used for the Gates Foundation's activities. Bill Gates is a trustee of the trust, but it is a separate investment entity, and the foreign investor group's transactions do not mean Gates personally bought or sold the shares.
Source: VietVance


