| HAH Stock Price Year-to-Date |
Since peaking at VND 84,400 per share on May 27, HAH stock has lost nearly 18% in 12 trading sessions. As of June 12, the share price closed at VND 69,500 per share.
Prior to this decline, shares of the country’s largest domestic carrier experienced a remarkable surge, despite the uncertainty that tariffs posed to global trade and transportation. From early April to May 27, HAH stock price rose nearly 60%.
During this period of volatile stock prices, companies related to Vietnam Container Shipping Joint Stock Company (HOSE: VSC) consistently bought and accumulated a 15.3% stake in Hai An by the end of May. This group is now the second largest shareholder in the business, only behind the group of companies related to Hai An’s Chairman, Mr. Vu Thanh Hai.
Meanwhile, other major shareholders, such as Leadvisors Fund Management and the Hai Ha and Da Phuong Thuc groups, have not shown significant trading activity in recent months.
However, as domestic buyers pushed up the stock price, foreign investors quickly sold off their holdings. With a net sell value of VND 662 billion in just one and a half months, HAH ranks fourth among listed stocks with significant foreign divestment and is the only mid-cap stock in this list.
These shifts in shareholder structure occurred just before Hai An’s annual general meeting on June 26.
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Major Shareholder Structure at Hai An
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Data as of May 2025. Source: Compiled from transaction reports
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