Proprietary Trading Firms Pour Nearly 300 Billion VND into Bank Stocks in Year-End Trading Surge

Proprietary trading desks at securities firms collectively executed a net purchase of VND 308 billion.

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The market concluded 2025 with exceptional price growth. The VN-Index closed the year at 1,784.49 points, marking a 40.9% increase compared to the end of 2024. This remarkable performance was driven by standout stock groups, notably GEE (+800.8% YoY) and VIC (+736.5% YoY). Liquidity surged in 2025, with matched order trading volume on HOSE rising 32.9% year-over-year. Foreign investor activity was a highlight, with net purchases totaling approximately 700 billion VND.

Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks recorded net purchases of 308 billion VND.

Specifically, STB led with the highest net purchases at 293 billion VND, followed by FRT (162 billion), CTG (76 billion), FPT (65 billion), HPG (52 billion), MWG (41 billion), TCB (19 billion), VTP (14 billion), VCI (14 billion), and SAM (14 billion VND)—all among the actively purchased stocks by proprietary trading desks.

Conversely, the most significant net selling by securities firms was observed in PC1, with -279 billion VND, followed by VPL (-106 billion), VIC (-81 billion), NAF (-21 billion), and KBC (-19 billion VND). Other stocks with notable net selling included VRE (-9 billion), CII (-7 billion), FUEVFVND (-7 billion), MBB (-6 billion), and VHM (-5 billion VND).

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