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Le Hong Ha will serve as Managing Director of Vietnam Airlines from January 1, 2021 – Photo: SONG TUAN
According to the recently issued resolution of the Board of Directors of Vietnam Airlines, Mr. Duong Tri Thanh resigned from the position of Managing Director of Vietnam Airlines from 24 hours until December 31, 2020.
Previously, on December 29, the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting of Vietnam Airlines removed Mr. Duong Tri Thanh from his position as a member of the Board of Directors and introduced Mr. Le Truong Giang to serve as the Board of Directors. – Vietnam Airlines Chief of Staff. Duong Tri Thanh was born on September 21, 1961, and will retire in 2021.
Mr. Le Hong Ha – Member of the Board of Directors, resigns from the position of Deputy Managing Director of Vietnam Airlines to appoint as Managing Director of Vietnam Airlines for a period of 5 years starting at 0:00 on January 1, 2021.
Mr. Le Hong Ha was born on February 20, 1972 in Hanoi, he graduated from the National University of Economics, College of Tourism Business Administration (now College of Tourism and Hospitality) in 1993.
The new CEO of Vietnam Airlines was born in 1972, he used to be the CEO of Jetstar Pacific Airlines (now renamed Pacific Airlines). Masters of Business Administration.
He worked at Vietnam Airlines from 1994, until in 2012 he was appointed Deputy General Manager of Vietnam Airlines.
From 2018 until now, he has served as Chairman of the Board of Members of Aviation Fuel Company Limited (Skypec).
In addition to his positions at Vietnam Airline, Mr. Ha currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Members of Aviation Fuel MTC Co., Ltd. (SKYPEC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Vietnam Airlines charter capital.
In addition, Mr. Ha currently owns 8,319 HVN shares of Vietnam Airlines and represents more than 222 million HVN shares by the State Capital Management Committee.
In August 2020, the management of Vietnam Airlines agreed to elect Mr. Dang Ngoc Hoa as Chairman of the Board of this airline to replace Mr. Pham Ngoc Minh, who is retiring under the regime.
On December 29, Vietnam Airlines held an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders to approve the policy of issuing shares to increase share capital and ask shareholders to lend Vietnam Airlines at a preferential rate of interest.
Accordingly, Vietnam Airlines will issue shares to existing shareholders on a scale of VND 8 billion. State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), on behalf of the Government, invests in the purchase of shares of Vietnam Airlines by virtue of the right to purchase shares of state shareholders in the transfer of rights mode.
Vietnam Airlines will use 8,000 billion VND from the share issue to pay off all overdue debts, make up the deficit in production and commercial activities, pay short and long-term loans to banks …
At the end of December 2020, Vietnam Airlines’ consolidated revenue in 2020 was estimated at 42.523 billion VND, of which the parent company was estimated at 32.983 billion VND, all exceeding plan, respectively 1.937 billion VND (4.8%) and 448 billion VND (1.4%).
Some consolidated losses of VND 14.445 billion are expected, of which the loss of the parent company is expected to be more than VND 12 billion, reducing the loss of VND 2.42 billion compared to the plan.
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