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An FLC project. Photo: Hong Khanh

FLC Group Joint Stock Company said its FLC shares have resumed trading through the custody system at Artex Securities since March 6, 2026.

According to the company’s announcement, Artex Securities will manage FLC’s shareholder registry and records after the firm is no longer classified as a public company.

Shareholders holding FLC shares can now directly conduct share transfer transactions at Artex Securities under a standard transaction contract. Investors may also visit the company’s headquarters in person or authorize another individual to complete procedures to receive certificates of share ownership in accordance with regulations.

FLC stated that the resumption of trading, after nearly three years of suspension, is expected to help improve liquidity and ensure the rights and interests of shareholders.

Previously, the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation announced the cancellation of securities registration for 709.9 million FLC shares after FLC Group lost its status as a public company, effective March 6, 2026.

FLC was once among the stocks that attracted strong investor attention thanks to its high liquidity and sharp price fluctuations.

The shares officially debuted on the stock market in October 2011 when they were listed on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, surging by as much as 240 percent within just three months of trading. In 2013, the stock was transferred to the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange.

On February 20, 2023, FLC was forcibly delisted from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange with nearly 710 million shares due to serious violations of information disclosure obligations.

The stock was later moved to the UPCoM market but continued to face trading restrictions and suspension after delays in publishing financial statements, before its trading registration was ultimately cancelled altogether.

Duy Anh