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SeABank completes charter capital increase to VND34,688 billion
Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, stock code: SSB) has officially received approval to increase its charter capital to VND34,688 billion (approx. US$1.33 billion). The additional capital will strengthen the Bank’s financial capacity and improve its capital adequacy ratios, while reflecting a balanced approach to developing both financial resources and high-quality human capital, laying the foundation for sustainable growth.
02/11/2026
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SeABank ranked 16th in the Top 50 Vietnam Best Profitable
Recently, Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, HOSE: SSB) continues to be honored for the 16th time in the Top 50 Best Profitable Enterprises in Vietnam in 2026, rising 8 places compared to the previous year. This is the 7th consecutive year the Bank has been present in the Top 50 and the 9th time being named in the ranking of the Top 500 Best Profitable Enterprises in Vietnam (Profit500).
29/10/2026
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SeABank publishes Sustainable Finance Framework
Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, HOSE: SSB) has officially announced its Sustainable Finance Framework, which received a Second-Party Opinion (SPO) from S&P Global Ratings on September 24, 2026. The Framework provides a basis for SeABank to expand sustainable funding and allocate capital more effectively towards its sustainability commitments.
26/10/2026
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20/01/2026
Guided by the vision of ‘Putting People and Communities First,’ Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, HOSE: SSB) carried out multiple urgent response initiatives to successive storms and floods in 2025, with total contributions of nearly VND 6.2 billion. Through these efforts, SeABank and its employees joined hands with affected communities to accelerate post-disaster recovery.
From September to November 2025, successive storms brought prolonged heavy rainfall, flash floods, and widespread landslides, severely affecting the lives and livelihoods of people across the Northern, Central, and Central Highlands provinces. Amid such severe losses, the entire nation united to support fellow citizens in storm- and flood-affected areas, demonstrating Vietnam’s long-standing spirit of solidarity, compassion, and mutual support.
Guided by its sustainable vision of ‘Putting people and community first’ and a community-oriented business philosophy, SeABank actively implemented a wide range of humanitarian initiatives to support people in storm- and flood-affected areas, with total contributions of nearly VND 6.2 billion.
Of the total contribution, VND 4 billion was directly donated by SeABank in two phases to the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, in response to the organization’s call and in coordination with the banking sector to support emergency relief and post-storm reconstruction in the Northern, Central, and Central Highlands regions.

At the same time, to foster a compassionate corporate culture and a spirit of sharing among employees, SeABank’s Trade Union and its internal charity fund, SeASmile, launched a series of meaningful programs, including 1-day basic salary donation campaign, ‘Supporting Flood-affected communities 2025’ charity auction, and various initiatives providing direct support to local residents, employees, and their families in need across the Central and Central Highlands regions.
Through these initiatives, SeABank employees raised VND2 billion, joining hands with the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front to support post-disaster recovery in the Central and Central Highlands regions. Earlier, the SeASmile Fund also carried out practical responses to Typhoons No. 10 and 11, with total contribution of nearly VND200 million.
This reflects SeABank’s long-standing corporate culture of compassion and sharing, as well as its community-oriented spirit, which has been continuously nurtured throughout its 31 years of formation and development. This culture has been consistently carried forward through numerous initiatives aligned with the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals, such as poverty eradication, good health and well-being, quality education, gender equality, and climate action. Staying true to its sustainable vision, SeABank will continue to foster a sustainable corporate culture and advance a responsible banking model, delivering more and more meaningful and prosperous values to the community.