Boss Duc 

Doan Hoang Anh, Doan Nguyen Duc’s daughter, has registered to buy 1 million more of HAG shares. After the transaction, Anh will hold 10 million HAG shares, or 1.08 percent.

She recently appeared in the media when registering to buy HAG shares worth billions of VND. In September 2021, she spent VND40 billion to acquire 8 million HAG shares. After the transaction, the HAG price soared by three times, from VND5,000 to VND15,000 per share.

After two purchase campaigns with a total of 8 million and cost price of VND41.5 billion, the value of the shares had increased by three times as of December 22 to VND116 billion. She made a profit of VND74.5 billion.

There is little information about Duc’s daughter. He says the children all study overseas.

Anh is also known as a shareholder who contributes capital (24.5 percent) to a project on developing the VND100 billion Ong Bau coffee chain, which was established in late 2019 by well-known businessmen in Vietnam.

Boss Thuy

Thuy’s eldest daughter Nguyen Ngoc My Anh once stirred up the public when she was CEO of Thaispace, a company established with the goal of implementing the first flight to the universe from Phu Quoc, if licensed by state management agencies.

At that time, Thaispace announced it had the expected charter capital of VND26.688 trillion, of which Thaiholdings contributed VND1.33 trillion, or 5 percent. The company planned to seek capital from the US stock market with an IPO plan in 2022.

Most recently, Thaispace lowered the charter capital to VND2.27 trillion, while Thaiholdings began transferring its contributed capital in the Bai Thom – Phu Quoc Service and Trading Investment Co Ltd (which was Thaispace), and plans to wrap up the transfer in Q3 2022.

OCB chair Trinh Van Tuan

Tuan has three daughters – Trinh Mai Linh, Trinh Mai Van and Trinh Thi Mai Anh. The list of OCB shareholders shows that Linh holds 4.27 percent, Van 3.75 percent and Anh 2.94 percent of the bank shares.

Anh is now a member of OCB’s board of directors. Born in 1992, she has a bachelors of science in the UK. After working for many large companies, she joined the leadership of the bank in June 2020.

Tuan joined OCB in 2010 and has been the president of OCB since 2012. Tuan and his family members hold 19.7 percent of OCB shares.

Duc Giang Chemicals boss

Dao Hong Hanh is the daughter of Dao Huu Huyen, chair of Duc Giang Chemicals (DGC). She is in the 197th position in the list of the 200 richest stock billionaires.

Hanh holds more than 5 million DGC shares, more than 80,000 shares of PAT (Vietnam Apatite – Phosphorus JSC) and 18,000 DGL shares (Duc Giang - LaoCai Chemicals JSC). The shares have a total value of VND588 billion.

In 2021, Huyen’s assets increased sharply, and he came closer to the top 10 of richest stock billionaires. In 2020-2021, DGC witnessed splendid growth amid the yellow phosphorus shortage, which helped his assets soar from VND5.8 trillion to VND8.5 trillion in late 2021.

Phu Nhuan Jewelry boss

Cao Thi Ngoc Dung is a famous businesswoman in the gold trade, now chair of Phu Nhuan Jewelry Company. Her two daughters, Tran Phuong Ngoc Thao and Tran Phuong Ngoc Giao, are among the top 200 richest stock billionaires.

Thao is a member of the board of directors of PNJ, now holding 5.9 million PNJ shares, worth VND620 billion at the October 14 price. She was a university lecturer at the HCM City Economics University. Later, she worked for DongA Bank and ANZ Banking Group.

There is little information about Giao. She is a major shareholder of PNJ with 7.2 million shares. She also holds 10 million shares at DongA Bank.

Hanh Nguyen