Accordingly, in order to restructure the investment portfolio, Intact Management Co., LTD registered to sell more than 4.62 million TCD shares, equivalent to the ownership ratio of 5.62% of capital. If the transaction is successful, this organization will reduce its ownership in TCD to 0%. Trading is done by matching and / or agreement method, expected time from April 28 to May 27, 2021. On the market, TCD shares were quite bleak when closing this morning on April 23 at the floor price of 13,050 dong / share, down 6.8%. If temporarily calculated at this market price, Intact Management Co., LTD will earn about VND 60.3 billion from the divestment at TCD. On April 29, Tracodi will hold its 2021 annual shareholder meeting to approve this year’s business plan with 2021 consolidated revenue target of 3,203 billion, an increase of 12.3% compared to 2020 and profit after tax. 280 billion, up strongly by 91.3%. In addition, TCD also plans to pay dividends in 2020 at 11% and 2021 at 14%. In which, the Company estimates consolidated revenue is expected in the first quarter of 2021 to reach more than 817 billion, up 69% over the same period. Profit before tax is estimated at 73.99 billion, 3.7 times higher than the same period in 2020. Accordingly, TCD has completed 25.5% of the revenue plan and 21.6% of the expected profit plan in 2021. .

Flag of the European Union at headquarters in Belgium. Photo: Reuters Reuters recently released a document showing that the European Union (EU) will introduce a series of conditions that force the transport, industry and construction industries to meet in order to be classified into the category. Sustainable investments in Europe. Besides, the EU has yet to decide whether to label gas and nuclear power as a “green” label. According to the document, the EU’s “sustainable financial classification” is a long list of economic activities and regulations that industries must meet in order to be labeled as a sustainable investment in the EU from 2022. This landmark regulation aims to make “green” activities more attractive to investors, while at the same time ensuring that a sustainable investment label is only granted to economic activities that comply. meeting the EU’s targets on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Natural gas is not mentioned in the draft regulations. European nations are divided over whether gas-fired power plants should be considered “green”, and the European Commission (EC) plans to tackle the fuel issue, along with electricity. kernel, in a separate proposal later this year or not. Draft regulations on “green labeling” include detailed definitions of what is considered sustainable investment in different sectors including transportation, energy generation from sources such as wind. and hydroelectricity, building rehabilitation and manufacturing of cement, steel and batteries. For example, emissions at cement plants must be below 0.72 tons CO2 equivalent to each ton of gray cement produced. Meanwhile, car production from now until the end of 2025 will be considered a sustainable investment if these vehicles emit less than 50g of CO2 per km. After 2025, only the production of zero-emission cars will be green-labeled./.

How rich is Bezos? Just two months after spending $ 34 billion as a divorce agreement with his ex-wife, he “aggressively” swung $ 80 million for three apartments located on three consecutive floors in an apartment building in New York.

After that, he continued to spend $ 16 million in exchange for the 4th floor for his apartment on 5th Avenue, with about 15 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a cinema room, a game room, a room. exercise and even a golf course.

In addition, Bezos also spent $ 7.6 million to own 3 luxury apartments in a building across from Central Park. In February 2020, he was shocked when he bought the “terrible” mansion of entertainment tycoon David Geffen in Beverly Hills, California for $ 165 million. The real estate has an area of ​​more than 1,250 m², a spacious garden, with 8 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, tennis court, swimming pool and a 9-hole golf course.

In 2007, he spent $ 24 million on a Spanish-style mansion with 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and a garage that can hold 6 cars. Ten years later, the owner of Amazon bought another 424-square-meter house right next door for $ 13 million.

The world’s top billionaire also spent $ 23 million to buy textile museums in Washington DC. He continued to buy the house next door to turn the museum into a residence of 2508 square meters, also the largest house in the city.

When Bezos arrived in Seattle, he could choose to live on one of the two riverside properties in Medina, Washington. There, he spent $ 10 million on a five-bedroom and four-bathroom house on Lake Washington. His mansion nearby costs $ 53 million.

His largest property is believed to be a 37,161 m² corn farm in Van Horn, Texas. This place is being used as the headquarters for Blue Origin.