Two beneficial owners are revealed to hold nearly 89% of Tam Son's capital.
According to the most recent updated information in the business registration records published on the national business registration portal, Tam Son International Joint Stock Company (Tam Son) has a charter capital of 144 billion VND. The company was established on October 7, 2005, and currently operates as a joint stock company.
Notably, the list of beneficial owners declared in the business registration records includes two individuals, Mr. Doan Viet Dai Tu and Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhung, with a combined beneficial ownership stake of 88.546% of the charter capital.
Specifically, Mr. Doan Viet Dai Tu is declared to directly own 7.5% of the charter capital and indirectly own 45.485%, corresponding to a total beneficial ownership percentage of 52.985%. With this percentage, Mr. Dai Tu is the individual with the largest beneficial ownership percentage in the provided list.
Meanwhile, Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhung was declared to directly own 7.5% and indirectly own 28.061% of the charter capital, raising her total beneficial ownership percentage to 35.561%.
Thus, although the direct ownership percentages of the two individuals are equal, the indirect ownership percentages differ significantly. Mr. Doan Viet Dai Tu's beneficial ownership percentage is 17.424 percentage points higher than Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhung's.
In particular, the combined indirect ownership stake of the two individuals reached 73.546% of the charter capital, nearly five times higher than their combined direct ownership stake of 15%.
These figures indicate that the majority of the declared beneficial ownership stake of the two individuals did not come from directly holding shares in Tam Son, but rather through indirect ownership layers.