Article 129. Procedures for making private placement of bonds and transfer of privately placed bonds

1. The company shall decide the plan for private placement of bonds in accordance with this Law;

2. The company shall disclose information to the investors before each placement and send a notification to the stock exchange at least 01 day before the intended date of offering.

3. The company shall disclose information about the result of the offering to the investors before each placement and send a notification to the stock exchange within 10 days from the completion date of the offering.

4. Privately placed bonds may be transferred among eligible investors specified in Clause 2 Article 128 of this Law, except transfer under an effective court decision or arbitration award or inheritance as prescribed by law.

5. Pursuant to this Law and the Law on Securities, the Government shall provide for the types of bonds, procedures for private placement of bonds; information disclosure; international issuance of bonds.

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Article 130. Deciding private placement of bonds

1. The company shall decide the private placement of bonds as follows:

a) The GMS shall decide the types and total value of bonds and time of offering of convertible bonds and warrant-linked bonds. A voting shall be carried out in accordance with Article 148 of this Law;

b) Unless otherwise prescribed by the company’s charter and except the cases specified in Point a of this Clause, the Board of Directors is entitled to decide the types and total value of bonds and time of offering and shall submit a report to the nearest GMS. The report shall be enclosed with documents about the offering.

2. The company shall register the change in charter capital within 10 days from the day on which the bonds are converted into shares.

Article 131. Buying shares and bonds

Shares and bonds of a joint stock company may be bought in VND, convertible foreign currencies, gold, land use right (LUR), intellectual property rights, technologies, technical secrets, other assets specified in the company’s charter and shall be paid in a lump sum.