The VN-Index extended its gains from the previous session, closing the September 25 session up 10.49 points at 1,276. Trading liquidity improved, with the value of transactions on HOSE exceeding VND 17,900 billion. Foreign investors net bought VND 557 billion on the market.
On HOSE, foreign investors net bought VND 543 billion.
VCI was the most bought stock by foreign investors on HOSE, with a net purchase value of over VND 90 billion. MWG and TCB followed, with net purchases of VND 84 billion and VND 79 billion, respectively. SSI and VIX were also bought, with net purchases of VND 65 billion and VND 49 billion, respectively.
On the selling side, HPG saw the strongest net selling by foreign investors, with a value of nearly VND 65 billion. STB and VNM also faced net selling pressure, with net selling values of VND 61 billion and VND 33 billion, respectively.
On HNX, foreign investors net bought VND 2 billion
SHS was the most net bought stock by foreign investors on HNX, with a value of VND 26 billion. CEO followed, with a net purchase value of VND 9 billion. Foreign investors also net bought a few billion dong of MBS, VGS, and LAS.
On the selling side, PVS faced the strongest net selling pressure, with a value of nearly VND 28 billion. IDC, BVS, and TNG were also net sold, with values of a few billion dong.
On UPCOM, foreign investors net bought VND 12 billion
In terms of net bought stocks, BSR led with a net purchase value of VND 15 billion. QNS and VEA were also net bought, with values of a few billion dong.
Conversely, ACV faced net selling pressure, with a net sell value of VND 6 billion. Foreign investors also net sold NTC, GDA, MCH, and a few other stocks.
What’s Happening at An Phat Holdings?
A recent spate of insider selling and the Chairman’s abrupt resignation have left An Phat Holdings in a state of flux. As top executives offload their shares en masse and the company’s leadership undergoes a sudden transition, questions abound about the future direction of this conglomerate.