According to Vietstock data, 27 companies close their books for cash dividends in the week of 9–13 November 2026, with the highest rate at 65%. There are also several stock dividends and rights issues. Steady dividends from financially sound companies offer support for long-term investors while the market consolidates.
Notable payouts
- Binh Minh Plastics (BMP, HOSE): first 2026 interim dividend of 65%, or VND6,500 per share; ex-date 11 November, payment 8 December 2026. With nearly 81.9 million shares, the company will pay more than VND532 billion; parent The Nawaplastic Industries (Saraburi), holding nearly 55%, will receive about VND292.5 billion.
- VEA (UPCoM): 2025 dividend of 52.4% (VND5,240 per share), totalling nearly VND7 trillion for more than 1.32 billion shares; the Ministry of Industry and Trade, holding 88.47%, is set to receive nearly VND6,160 billion. Ex-date 12 November, payment 14 December 2026.
- Vinamilk (VNM, HOSE): first 2026 interim dividend of 25% (VND2,500 per share), more than VND5.2 trillion for nearly 2.1 billion shares; ex-date 11 November, payment 26 November 2026.
- Mien Tay Bus Station (WCS, HNX): 2025 dividend of 50% (VND5,000 per share), payment 1 December 2026.
- Pharmedic (PMC, HNX): two combined payments totalling 30% (VND3,000 per share), about VND28 billion, payment 27 November 2026.
Energy, rubber and services
This week's list spans many sectors. In power, Vinh Son – Song Hinh Hydropower (VSH) and Thac Ba Hydropower (TBC) each pay VND1,000 per share, and Pha Lai Thermal Power (PPC) pays VND450 per share. In rubber, Dong Phu Rubber (DPR) pays VND1,400 per share and Vietnam Rubber Group (GVR) VND400 per share. In services, MobiFone Technical Services (MFS) and DatViet VAC (DVV) each pay VND2,500 per share, and Hoa Phat Agriculture (HPA) VND1,800 per share.
For stock dividends, Van Phu (VPI) and Bao Minh (BMI) distribute 10%, and Ben Tre Pharmaceutical (DBT) 7%. Vietnam Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank (VBB) closes its rights issue at a 100:25 ratio, priced at VND10,000 per share, with an ex-date of 9 November.
A note for investors
On the ex-dividend date, the reference price is adjusted to reflect the dividend. Investors should check record and payment dates against official disclosures from the companies and stock exchanges.
Key takeaways
- 27 companies close books for cash dividends in the week of 9–13 November 2026, led by BMP at 65%.
- VEA pays nearly VND7 trillion and VNM more than VND5.2 trillion.
- The list ranges from plastics and dairy to power, rubber and technical services.