Each stakeholder will receive one new share in HT1 for every one existing share owned in HT2.
The acquisition deal will cost an estimated of US$133m, which will help HT1 increase its cement production and raise competition in the local market. After the merger, the firm will be named Vicem Ha Tien Cement JSC with a registered capital of nearly VND2trn.
The merger is part of a larger restructuring plan being implemented by the state-run Vietnam Cement Industry Corporation (Vicem), approved by the government earlier this year.