In a notice sent to Bamboo Capital, HoSE said the delisting will affect all 880.21 million outstanding shares, equivalent to charter capital with a par value of more than VND8.8 trillion (approximately USD336 million).

The delisting will officially take effect on July 15, 2026. The final trading day for BCG shares was October 9, 2025.

HoSE said the company falls under the category of compulsory delisting as stipulated in Decree No. 155/2020/ND-CP, as amended by Decree No. 245/2025/ND-CP.

Founded in 2011, Bamboo Capital has grown into a diversified investment group with more than 60 subsidiaries and affiliated companies operating across multiple sectors.

The group has faced mounting challenges since 2025, when Nguyen Ho Nam, the company's founder and former chairman, was prosecuted by investigative authorities over alleged legal violations.

Bamboo Capital has yet to submit or disclose several mandatory financial reports, including audited financial statements for 2024 and 2025, its reviewed semi-annual financial report for 2025, quarterly financial statements for all four quarters of 2025, and the first quarter of 2026.

The reporting failures had already resulted in HoSE escalating disciplinary measures. In October 2025, BCG shares were moved from restricted trading status to full trading suspension after the company failed to submit its 2024 audited financial statements for more than six months beyond the statutory deadline.

In May 2026, Bamboo Capital attributed the reporting delays to significant disruptions caused by changes in senior management and personnel within its finance and accounting departments.

The company said management was focusing resources on a comprehensive restructuring process, including meeting bond obligations and reorganizing outstanding debts, while working to complete the overdue financial reports.

Duy Anh