Masan Consumer to finalise list of dividend receivers

Masan Consumer JSC (MCH) is finalising a list of shareholders who will receive cash dividends on June 10.

In 2018, Masan Consumer achieved revenue of VND17 trillion, up 28.7 per cent compared to 2017. — Photo cafef.vn

Masan Consumer JSC (MCH) is finalising a list of shareholders who will receive cash dividends on June 10.

The dividend will be issued at a rate of 45 per cent, meaning that each shareholder will receive VND4,500 per share.

The company will spend about VND2.7 trillion (US$115 million) on the dividend payment.

In 2018, Masan Consumer achieved revenue of VND17 trillion, up 28.7 per cent compared to 2017. Post-tax profit reached VND3.4 trillion, an increase of 51 per cent year-on-year.

The company has also announced its business results for the first quarter of this year with revenue of VND3.8 trillion and post-tax profit of over VND800 billion. — VNS

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