Half-Billion Dollar ETF Fund Sees Heavy Net Outflows in Final Week of September

During the period of September 22–29, 2025, the VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF (VNM ETF) experienced significant net selling across all stocks within its portfolio.

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VNM ETF Treasury Stock Changes During September 22-29

During this period, the stock with the highest sell-off volume was HPG, with nearly 1 million shares. VIX followed closely with over 680,000 shares. Next in line were VND and SSI, both with over 600,000 shares sold. Conversely, the Fund did not net buy any shares.

As of September 29, the total asset value of the VNM ETF reached over 566 million USD, down from nearly 575 million USD on September 22. Assets were allocated across 51 stocks and 1 fund certificate. The top holding was VIC with a 10.41% weighting, reflecting its strong price performance during the period. This was followed by VHM (7.9%), MSN (6.97%), HPG (6.36%), and VIX (5.46%).

Châu An

– 12:00 01/10/2025

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