SACOMBANK announces 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders at a new venue, signaling a shift in governance mindset
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Accordingly, the record date for shareholders eligible to attend the AGM is Monday, 16/03/2026. The meeting will be held in person at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, 22/04/2026, at the Saigon – Phu Tho Hotel.
This year’s AGM has drawn particular attention as SACOMBANK enters the final “sprint” phase of its restructuring plan. The period also marks a significant transformation for the Bank, characterized by the appointment of new leadership, a series of brand identity enhancements, and strategic business realignments. Notably, the decision to host the AGM in Phu Tho Province – departing from traditional venues – reflects a shift in governance mindset and a strong commitment to comprehensive change.
The Bank continues to prioritize sustainable and prudent growth, with a focus on maximizing long-term value for customers, partners, and shareholders. The choice of Phu Tho as the venue also carries cultural significance, coinciding with the period of the Hung Kings' Commemoration Day, thereby reinforcing a spirit of honoring tradition and returning to foundational values.
Established in 1991, SACOMBANK is among Vietnam’s top 10 banks by total assets. Over more than three decades of development, the Bank has undergone continuous restructuring and demonstrated strong adaptability to market dynamics, gradually affirming its position as a modern, versatile retail bank. With a network of over 535 transaction points across Vietnam, as well as in Laos and Cambodia, SACOMBANK has built an integrated financial ecosystem that connects regions and transcends borders, meeting the diverse needs of both individual and corporate customers.
Entering 2026, SACOMBANK reaffirms its commitment to a strategy centered on safety, efficiency, transparency, and sustainable growth. Key priorities include restructuring assets and capital, strengthening core business segments, optimizing operational efficiency, and enhancing cost management. The Bank remains confident that reinforcing its financial foundation during this period will create a solid platform for profit recovery and sustainable growth in the years ahead.