2023年4月27日

Johnathan行Nguyen IPP集团总裁(右)和他的妻子“品牌商品王”Johnathan行阮Johnathan行阮,生于1951年,IPP集团的总裁,一个著名的经销商的高端时尚和品牌商品。商人和他的妻子,Le香港Thuy Tien分配30%的外国在越南时尚品牌,国内市场份额为70%。Johnathan行阮IPP集团的创始人,但是他只持有1%的公司的资本。其余股份是由他的妻子和孩子。在2017年末,Tien在越南成为最富有的商人之一在她丈夫转移大量的IPP的股票。天山和她的儿子Nguyen Quoc同庆,阮φ长期持有59%,分别为20%和20%。Johnathan行阮曾经持有该公司的90%的股份。天山的许多奢侈品牌公司销售产品,包括巴宝莉、菲拉格慕、范思哲和劳力士,快餐连锁店,包括汉堡王和邓肯甜甜圈,与营收接近10亿美元。在过去的几年里,IPP加紧投资航空服务业,包括Sasco (SAS)和中央情报局。IPP金兰国际候机楼的持有30%的股份。 Johnathan Hanh Nguyen is now chair of Sasco, where Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) is the biggest shareholder with 49.1 percent of shares, with IMEX PAN-PACIFIC CO holding 25 percent. Meanwhile, ACFC and DAFC, the two subsidiaries of IPP Group, hold 15.4 percent and 4.9 percent, respectively, in Sasco. Doji dominates TPBank A commercial bank – TPBank – emerged recently after Do Minh Phu, the owner of Doji, a major gold and jewelry company, and his family officially joined the bank. A decade ago, TPBank was a bank in difficulties and among the weak banks forced to undergo restructuring. Meanwhile, Phu reaped big fruit from gold and consumer goods trading. After selling capital in Diana Diaper and Napkin Production, Phu and his younger brother Do Anh Tu gathered resources to invest in the banking sector by buying 20 percent of TPBank shares. At the 2012 annual shareholders’ meeting, Phu was appointed to the post of president of TPBank. Since then, he has been reorganizing the apparatus and the management board, and reshuffling the bank. In mid-2018, Phu had to resign from his posts at a number of companies, including as president of DOJI, to take the highest position at TPBank as stipulated by the Law on Credit Institutions (He cannot hold both positions at the same time). As of the end of 2022, the only big shareholder at TPBank was DOJI (5.93 percent), but Phu personally does not hold any TPBank share. However, his family members hold several million to tens of millions of shares of the bank. Currently, Do Minh Duc, his son, holds 1.11 percent of TPBank shares (17.6 million shares), his daughters Do Vu Phuong Anh 1.11 percent and Do Quynh Anh 3.07 percent, and son Do Minh Quan 3.34 percent. Tu’s wife – Trung Thi Lam Ngoc - holds 1.4 million shares and Phu’s brother Do Anh Tu 3.71 percent (58.64 million shares). As such, Tu and Phu’s families hold more than 18 percent of TPBank shares. Do Anh Tu, together with Do Minh Phu, are the sons of famous businessman Do The Su, who leads one of the most successful families in Vietnam. Su formerly ran the family’s business when he was 90 years old. Do Minh Phu and his family do business in many fields, including finance, jewelry, finance and banking, trade and real estate. Dang Van Thanh, king of the sugar industry, real estate The historic M&A case in the Vietnamese finance and banking market between Sacombank and SouthernBank drew special attention many years ago. Sacombank’s president Dang Van Thanh had to leave the banking sector and return to the sugar industry where he had originally started doing business. Thanh Thanh Cong Group of Thanh’s family focuses on sugar, real estate and tourism industries. Dang Huynh Uc My, Thanh’s daughter, holds 15.9 percent of shares of Thanh Thanh Cong-Bien Hoa and 25.4 percent of Thanh Thanh Cong Group while Huynh Bich Ngoc, Thanh’s wife has 10.15 percent. Thanh Thanh Cong-Bien Hoa directly and indirectly owns many sugar refineries, totaling 40 percent of market shares. It also owns some 2-4-star hotels, tourism sites and resorts throughout the country. In the real estate sector, Ngoc is president of Sacomreal (SCR) and her son Dang Hong Anh is vice president. Manh Ha