AVG shareholder group has returned more than 8,500 billion VND to MobiFone
In addition to the amount equivalent to 95% of shares that MobiFone has paid, the AVG shareholder group also temporarily paid nearly 60 billion for related expenses.
MobiFone Telecommunications Corporation has sent a document to the Ministry of Information and Communications reporting on the recovery of money in the case of MobiFone buying 95% of shares of AVG Global Audiovisual Joint Stock Company.
A source from AVG also confirmed the above information and said that the payment includes service fees that MobiFone must pay to banks.
In a report sent to the management agency, MobiFone said that MobiFone's account at VietinBank Hanoi branch collected a total of over 4,533 billion VND, and the account at BIDV Quang Trung branch collected over 3,971 billion VND. All sThe above amount of money was transferred by AVG shareholder representative to MobiFone in 5 installments from March 15 to April 26.
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AVG shareholders returned to MobiFone the amount of money that this company had previously used to buy 95% of AVG shares. |
Thus, as of April 26, AVG shareholders have transferred to MobiFone a total of more than VND 8,505 billion (including the VND 450 billion previously deposited). This amount includes the amount MobiFone paid to the group of shareholders transferring shares when purchasing 95% of AVG shares (more than VND 8,445 billion) and over VND 59.7 billion is the amount the transferring shareholders temporarily paid for project-related expenses and the provisional interest on the amount MobiFone paid.
In the document, MobiFone clearly stated that it has not yet transferred shares back to the group of shareholders.According to this enterprise, the competent state agency has not yet provided guidance on the procedures for transferring shares or transferring AVG Company to shareholders. Therefore, MobiFone's account at BIDV bank was transferred by MobiFone and the shareholder signed an agreement on intermediary payment with BIDV Quang Trung Branch.
MobiFone requested the Ministry to provide guidance on the next steps as well as request the Government Inspectorate to determine the amount of money transferred by shareholders so that MobiFone can comply with regulations.
Previously, the Ministry of Information and Communications reported to the Secretariat, the Government Standing Committee, and the Government Inspector General about the cancellation of the share transfer agreement between MobiFone and AVG after more than 2 years of MobiFone announcing the information.