Bamboo Capital Group Stocks Surge: Unraveling the Sudden Surge in BCG and its Affiliates
BCG Stock Surges: An unexpected surge in trading volume and share price on August 29th, 2025. (Source: Cafef)
After a series of significant price fluctuations, BCG stocks of Bamboo Capital Joint Stock Company witnessed an unexpected surge in investor demand, resulting in a breakthrough performance during the trading session on August 29, 2025. Specifically, at the close of the aforementioned date, BCG’s share price skyrocketed to its daily limit of 6.93%, reaching VND 3,860 per share, with a staggering trading volume of nearly 11.3 million units—a substantial increase of over 2.2 times compared to the previous session.
TCD Stock Attracts Investor Interest: Tracodi’s shares surge amidst heightened trading volume on August 29, 2025. (Source: Cafef)
In a similar vein, shares of TCD, belonging to Tracodi Construction Group Joint Stock Company—a member of the Bamboo Capital ecosystem—experienced a remarkable surge, climbing to their daily limit of 6.72% and settling at VND 2,860 per share. The trading volume for TCD shares witnessed a remarkable threefold increase, surpassing 1.6 million units.
On the UPCoM exchange, two other stocks from the Bamboo Capital family, BGE of BCG Energy, and BCR of BCG Land, also displayed impressive upward momentum.
BGE Stock Rebounds: BCG Energy’s shares continue their recovery, nearing the daily limit on August 29, 2025. (Source: Cafef)
At the close of August 29, BGE shares of BCG Energy stood at VND 6,400 per share, reflecting a notable 4.92% increase from the previous session. The trading volume for BGE shares reached nearly 2.4 million units.
BCR Stock Surges: BCG Land experiences a significant increase in share price and trading volume on August 29, 2025. (Source: Cafef)
Likewise, BCR shares of BCG Land demonstrated robust performance, climbing 5.26% from the previous session to reach VND 2,000 per share. The trading volume for BCR shares nearly doubled, reaching almost 5.7 million units.
In related news, on August 27, Tracodi (HoSE: TCD) announced the receipt of a resignation letter from Mr. Pham Huu Quoc, a member of the Board of Directors, due to personal reasons. The Board of Directors assured that Mr. Quoc’s departure would not affect the required number of Board members and that a proposal for his dismissal would be presented at the upcoming General Meeting of Shareholders. Notably, Mr. Quoc had only been elected to the Board of Directors for the 2022-2027 term since July 1, 2025, just shy of two months ago.
On the same day, Tracodi appointed Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Anh as Deputy General Director in charge of Construction, effective September 1, 2025, for a term of one year.
The simultaneous surge in stocks associated with the Bamboo Capital Group indicates a resurgence of speculative capital flowing back into this group, despite ongoing concerns about information transparency and the progress of shareholder meetings. Should the high trading volume persist, this group of stocks could remain a focal point for investors in the short term.
“Bamboo Capital (BCG) Reports Impressive 98% Growth with a Net Profit of VND 319 Billion in Q2 2024”
As of the end of Q2 2024, Bamboo Capital Group has successfully achieved 34.4% of its revenue plan and 43.8% of its after-tax profit plan, as presented at the 2024 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders.
“Bamboo Capital’s Ambitious Plans: Unveiling the Issuance of 266 Million New Shares”
On April 25, 2024, BCG received approval from the State Securities Commission to proceed with a public offering of its shares. The company plans to issue 266,733,811 new shares at a price of VND 10,000 per share to existing shareholders. If the issuance is successful, BCG expects to raise over VND 2,667 billion, increasing its charter capital from VND 5,335 billion to VND 8,000 billion.
Bamboo Capital Group Chairman Resigns
Nguyen Ho Nam, former Chairman of Bamboo Capital Group (HOSE: BCG), has submitted his resignation letter to run as a member of Eximbank’s Board of Directors (HOSE: EIB).
