The daughter of PNJ's head sold 7 million shares, raising nearly VND 260 billion through an agreement to lend capital to the company for restructuring.

The Government Inspectorate states that Bao Tin Manh Hai Company violated its business license by accepting deposits from customers for gold bars without immediate delivery.

In Q2, PNJ reported a net loss of nearly 283 billion VND, a record since its information disclosure began, attributed to an 865 billion VND provision for product repurchases.

Since early July, PNJ has bought back all products from customers worth approximately 7,062 billion dong, primarily diamonds, gold, and jewelry.

Active buy orders appearing after 2 pm helped PNJ record unprecedented liquidity of over 41.3 million shares, even as its market price hit the floor.

Five organizations linked to Dragon Capital sold 2,5 million shares, reducing their ownership in PNJ to 4,55% and losing major shareholder status.