Vinpearl, part of the Vingroup ecosystem founded by billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, is making waves in the market. – Illustrative image
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The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has announced the removal of Vinpearl shares (VPL) from the list of securities ineligible for margin trading. Since its listing on May 13, 2025, VPL has met the minimum listing period and does not fall under any warning or control categories, thus qualifying for margin trading.
This newcomer grabbed attention from its debut, with three consecutive sessions hitting the upper limit, swiftly surpassing the 100-point mark to peak at 101,000 VND per share. After a sharp decline to a low of 70,500 VND per share on November 10, marking a 30% drop from its peak, VPL has rebounded with six consecutive sessions of gains, reaching 93,300 VND per share on the morning of November 28—a 25% increase in one week. The company’s market capitalization exceeds 167 trillion VND, coinciding with HOSE’s decision to remove it from the margin cut list.
| VPL’s Stock Price Movement Since Listing on HOSE |
65 Stocks Remain on Margin Cut List
In contrast to VPL, HOSE has updated the list of 65 stocks ineligible for margin trading as of November 26, 2025. This list is based on the 2025 semi-annual audited financial statements and the exchange’s risk management criteria.
The majority of these stocks are under Warning or Control status, with 24 under Control and 26 under Warning. These stocks often face issues related to disclosure, liquidity, or financial losses, leading to their exclusion from margin trading.
Negative financial results remain a significant concern, with 12 stocks reporting negative net profit attributable to parent company shareholders in their semi-annual audited statements, including major stocks like NVL.
The list also includes six newly listed stocks under six months (CCC, CRV, FUETPVND, NTC, PDV, VAB), two stocks with trading restrictions (BCG, HVN), and stocks with qualified audit opinions such as VCA and VTO.
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