The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has recently updated its list of securities ineligible for margin trading. As of November 19, 2025, 66 stock codes have been removed from margin eligibility on HOSE.
Most notably, HOSE has added PDV (Phuong Dong Vietnam Transportation and Logistics Corporation) to the list due to its listing period being under six months.
On the morning of November 19, over 66 million PDV shares were officially listed and began trading on HOSE with a reference price of VND 12,450 per share. By the end of the session, PDV’s price had risen by 2.8% to VND 12,850, bringing its market capitalization to nearly VND 860 billion.
HOSE cited several reasons for the margin restrictions, including securities under warning/control/trading restrictions; negative after-tax profits with auditor opinions; and listing periods under six months.
Familiar codes on the list include BCG, HVN, NVL, LDG, OGC, TLH, and NVT, among others.
Compared to the list updated in late October, HOSE has added several stocks with listing periods under six months, as well as those under warning and control.
According to regulations, investors cannot use credit limits (financial leverage – margin) provided by securities companies to purchase these 66 ineligible stock codes.
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