Vietnam’s VN-Index Plunges, Half-Billion-Dollar ETF Buys Only One Stock

During the period of October 24–31, as the VN-Index experienced significant declines, the VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF (VNM ETF) remained largely unchanged. The only stock purchased net was HAG.

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VNM ETF Treasury Stock Changes During the Week of October 24-31

Specifically, during this period, the VNM ETF Fund only net purchased over 1.5 million shares of HAG. Other stocks in the portfolio remained unchanged. This was also a week when the VN-Index experienced significant declines, notably on October 27 (down 31 points, or 1.82%) and October 31 (down nearly 30 points, or 1.79%).

As of October 31, the total asset value of the VNM ETF Fund stood at 558 million USD, down from 580 million USD the previous week. Assets were allocated across 51 stocks, 1 fund certificate, and 1 stock warrant. The top holding was VIC, with a weight of over 11.8%. This was followed by VHM (7.87%), MSN (6.94%), HPG (6.08%), and SSI (4.89%).

Châu An

– 12:00 05/11/2025

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