STB stock (Sacombank) led the gains in the group, surging 7.5% this week, from VND 41,950/share to VND 44,900/share. The total matched trading volume for the week reached 63.16 million shares, equivalent to a value of more than VND 2,763 billion. Notably, the session on June 12 recorded a sudden trading volume of 20.24 million shares, valued at nearly VND 900 billion. Foreign investors returned to net buy STB with a volume of 2.16 million shares, with a net value of more than VND 20.8 billion.
OCB stock also had a positive week, rising 5.1% from VND 10,750 to VND 11,300/share. The total trading volume reached 28.57 million shares, corresponding to a value of VND 319 billion. The most notable trading session was June 12, with a volume of 12.68 million shares, valued at more than VND 143 billion. OCB was also net bought by investors this week, with a net value of VND 63.6 billion.
CTG stock (VietinBank) impressively gained 5.0%, climbing from VND 38,000 to VND 39,900/share. In terms of liquidity, the total trading volume reached 45.91 million shares, with a trading value of VND 1,785 billion. Notably, the session on June 13 witnessed a sudden surge in trading volume, with nearly 23.87 million shares changing hands, equivalent to a value of nearly VND 946 billion.
The industry’s liquidity for the week surged with a matched trading value of VND 46,643 billion. Among banks, SHB had the highest liquidity, exceeding VND 4,400 billion, followed by TCB with over VND 2,800 billion and STB with over VND 2,700 billion.
In terms of foreign investors’ activities, several bank stocks were net bought by foreign investors this week, including EIB (VND 262 billion), VPB (VND 9185 billion), and OCB (VND 63.6 billion). On the other hand, foreign investors net sold SHB (VND 238 billion), VCB (VND 108 billion), and CTG (VND 58 billion).
Regarding dividend activities, SHB finalized its shareholder list on June 10, 2025, to implement the 2024 cash dividend payment with a ratio of 5%, and June 20, 2025, as the payment date for shareholders. With nearly 4,066 billion shares currently in circulation, SHB allocated VND 2,033 billion for this dividend payment. By the end of the week, SHB’s share price stood at VND 12,900/share.
What Stocks Will the Two 17.5 Trillion VND NAV ETFs Sell After the Review Results?
The Vietnamese stock market is witnessing a significant shift in capital as two ETFs, with a combined asset value of a staggering $673 million, gear up for a portfolio restructuring this week.
What Stocks Surge Amid the Israel–Iran Armed Conflict?
The Israeli preemptive strike in the early hours of June 13 and Iran’s retaliation risk escalating tensions between the two Middle Eastern nations, potentially leading to a direct conflict with devastating humanitarian and economic consequences. Financial markets have already reacted, reflecting expectations and predictions about the war’s impact.
“BAF Invests in VNM ETF, Plans to Purchase Nearly 2.8 Million Shares”
As of the Q2 2025 review results released in the early hours of June 14, 2025, MarketVector Indexes made no deletions but added BAF to the MarketVector Vietnam Local Index – the benchmark for the hundred-million-dollar VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF (VNM ETF).
The Stock Market Plunge: A Sea of Red
Today’s trading session (June 9th) witnessed a broad-based decline among large-cap stocks. Sectors such as banking, securities, construction, materials, and chemicals were awash with red, indicating a day of losses and adjustments.
The Arrest of VPG’s Leadership Leaves Stock ‘Stranded’
The recent indictment of its leadership has sent shares of Viet Phat Import-Export Trading Investment Joint Stock Company, known as VPG, into a tailspin. Today’s session (June 4th) witnessed a frantic sell-off as investors offloaded their holdings at any price, yet they remained trapped with over 7.6 million VPG shares still on offer at the floor price.
