The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has recently updated its list of securities ineligible for margin trading.
Among the additions, Halcom Vietnam Joint Stock Company’s ticker symbol HID has been suspended from margin trading due to the company’s delay in publishing its audited semi-annual financial report for 2025, exceeding the five-day grace period after the deadline.
This development may pose challenges for HID, especially after its recent surge in value. The stock price skyrocketed from VND 3,300 per share in early October to a peak of VND 11,150 per share in early December, marking a remarkable 240% increase within two months.
As of the close on December 12, HID’s price has slightly cooled to VND 8,460 per share.
The stock’s upward momentum significantly boosted liquidity. Previously, trading volumes for HID were modest, averaging only a few tens of thousands of shares. However, over the past month, trading activity has surged, with volumes consistently exceeding one million shares per session.
In addition to HID, VPX, the ticker for VPBank Securities Joint Stock Company, has also been excluded from margin trading eligibility due to its listing period being less than six months.
On December 11, 1.875 billion VPX shares were officially listed on HOSE with a reference price of VND 33,900 per share and a first-day trading band of ±20%. After two trading sessions, VPX has retreated to VND 30,300 per share.
As of December 12, 2025, HOSE’s list of securities ineligible for margin trading includes 70 tickers. Reasons for exclusion encompass stocks under warning, control, or restricted trading; negative net profits; audited reports with qualified opinions; and listings of less than six months.
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