Vinda was sold and delisted: what it means for Vinda stock

Published on 10/19/2026 at 04:31 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Golden Eagle Group acquired Vinda for HKD 26.1 billion in March 2024. Vinda stock's historical 2023 net profit was reported at HKD 250 million in the article.

Ownership and earnings

Golden Eagle Group completed Vinda's HKD 26.1 billion acquisition in March 2024.
Historical 2023 net profit was reported at HKD 250 million.
Vinda listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2007, when its stock price rose nearly 40 percent on the first day.

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Vinda (KYG9361V1086) was sold for HKD 26.1 billion and described as delisted in an iMedia account published October 15, 2026. The article said Golden Eagle Group completed the acquisition in March 2024, moving the company from public-market ownership into a new private ownership chapter. For investors, the central issue is the change in ownership rather than a fresh earnings announcement.

The sale reset the equity story

According to iMedia, Golden Eagle Group paid HKD 26.1 billion for Vinda, while founder Li Chaowang and his family received HKD 5.5 billion in cash assets. Those figures frame the transaction as a control change with a clearly stated enterprise value and founder exit, not as a routine capital raise.

The buyer gained a business spanning household paper, incontinence care, feminine care and baby care, according to iMedia. The same account said Vinda operated 12 production bases across the Asia-Pacific region by 2017. That operating footprint explains why the acquisition mattered beyond a single tissue brand.

What does the sale mean for Vinda stock?

The answer is visible in the company's earnings history. Historical 2023 net profit was reported at HKD 250 million, compared with nearly HKD 1.9 billion in 2020, according to iMedia. The comparison points to a sharp earnings contraction before the ownership change, with pulp costs and competition identified as pressure points in the report.

Vinda had generated revenue of HKD 19.4 billion in 2022, while its historical 2023 net profit was reported at HKD 250 million, according to iMedia. The combination of substantial sales and much lower profit places margins at the center of the post-acquisition story. Future disclosure will determine whether new ownership can rebuild profitability or prioritize scale.

Private ownership changes the market question

Vinda first listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2007, when its stock price rose nearly 40 percent on the first day, according to iMedia. The October 15, 2026 report places that public-market history alongside the HKD 26.1 billion acquisition and the HKD 250 million historical 2023 profit. The resulting investor question is how the business performs under private ownership rather than how a listed quote reacts during the session.