Vinhomes Joint Stock Company’s VHM shares have been listed on the stock exchange since May 2018, boasting a market capitalization of up to 296 trillion VND.
After more than 7 years, Vinhomes now has a market capitalization of nearly 409 trillion VND, and the number of listed shares has increased from 2.68 billion units to 4.1 billion units.
Calculations show that if an investor bought 1 VHM share every day, after over 1,800 trading sessions, they would have invested approximately 127 million VND, owning 2,122 shares (including bonus shares and dividends). As of the trading session on September 25th, the value of these shares is 211 million VND.
This translates to a 66% return on investment. Over the 7 years, the strategy of buying one share per day also experienced losses, with the largest loss occurring in August 2024, reaching a negative 43%. Recently, VHM shares have been surging.
Vinhomes is currently Vietnam’s largest real estate company. As of June 30, 2025, Vinhomes’ total assets reached 658,042 billion VND, and equity stood at 230,611 billion VND, increasing by 17% and 4% respectively compared to the end of 2024. Cash and cash equivalents amounted to 48,672 billion VND, a significant 69% increase, reflecting a healthy cash flow from operations.
The consolidated net revenue for the first six months reached 34,720 billion VND. Additionally, the consolidated net revenue in equivalent terms (including revenue from business cooperation contracts and large lot sales recorded in financial revenue) reached 44,964 billion VND, with the company’s consolidated after-tax profit amounting to 11,000 billion VND.
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