According to the latest updates from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE), Vinhomes (VHM) has successfully purchased a total of over 19.1 million treasury shares, accounting for 5.17% of the registered amount. Vinhomes initially planned to buy back up to 370 million treasury shares (representing 8.5% of the total circulating shares) through matching and/or negotiated orders from October 23 to November 21, 2024.
On the first day of the treasury share purchase, VHM witnessed vibrant trading activities with a matching volume of over 33.3 million units, the second-highest in history, only surpassed by the session on August 7. The corresponding matching value reached nearly VND 1,600 billion, the highest on the exchange. Additionally, VHM saw two negotiated transactions totaling over 4.1 million units, both at the reference price (VND 48,250/share). The total value of these transactions approximated VND 200 billion.
VHM shares closed the October 23 session with a 2.6% decline, settling at VND 47,000/share. Consequently, the market capitalization dropped below VND 205,000 billion. Despite this, Vinhomes remains the third most valuable listed company in Vietnam. Prior to the treasury share purchase, VHM had rallied nearly 40% from its all-time low in early August, peaking at a one-year high.
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As of the close of the October 24 trading session, Vinhomes (VHM) had successfully purchased nearly 29.1 million treasury shares, accounting for 7.86% of the registered amount.
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