Miss Thuy Tien has just confirmed that she bought shares of Miss Grand International (MGI) in a talk show. However, she said that this is not to become a major shareholder, but just to support the contest that she participated in.
Miss Thuy Tien has just confirmed her purchase of shares in Miss Grand International (MGI) in a talk show. However, she said that doing so was not to become a major shareholder, but simply to show her support as a former beauty queen for the contest she once participated in.
She shared this with Ms. Teresa (Vice President of MGI), but the information was spread that she was one of the 10 largest shareholders of MGI, which was not true. The value of the shares she bought to support was also very small, not up to nearly 70 billion VND as rumored recently.
Sharing more about buying shares of MGI, Thuy Tien expressed: "I don't know much about the stock market in Thailand but believe in the talent of Mr. Nawat (owner of MGI in Thailand). The time I bought was also a bit late, the price was not too low. I was only hesitant about the support, not much concerned about future profits and losses. The number of shares I bought was very small, not 2 million shares as rumored. I also never said anything about financial issues or wanted to promote or build my image in this field."
Regarding business in the field of fashion and beauty, Thuy Tien considers this a long-term, strategic issue that cannot be discussed at the present time because she is only focusing on art.
The information about Miss Thuy Tien becoming a shareholder of Miss Grand International originated from a post by Ms. Teresa - Vice President of the contest on Instagram. She wrote in a photo with Thuy Tien: "Look who's here Thuy Tien, happy after Tet New Year and MGI shareholder to be".
After that, information about Thuy Tien buying back 2 million shares, worth about 68 billion VND and becoming one of the 10 largest shareholders of Miss Grand International was spread on social networks.
TH (according to Vietnamnet)