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VNM ETF Stock Changes from 11-18/11
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VNM ETF has offloaded its entire stock portfolio, with HPG experiencing the most significant sell-off, exceeding 550,000 shares. VND followed closely with 524,000 shares sold. SSI, SHB, and NVL also stood out with sales of over 400,000 shares each. Additionally, two Vin Group stocks, VIC and VHM, were each sold off at 399,000 shares.
The Fund’s sell-off aligns with the offloading trend observed among foreign investors, marking their 26th consecutive session of net selling, with a value of nearly VND 1,500 billion. The selling spree showed no signs of abating, as foreign investors continued to offload their holdings in the following two sessions.
As of November 18, VNM ETF’s net asset value stood at nearly $434 million, a decrease from the $460 million recorded on November 11. The entire portfolio comprises Vietnamese stocks distributed across 45 stock codes and one fund certificate. The top holdings by weight were VHM (8%), VIC (7.93%), HPG (6.98%), VCB (6.51%), VNM (6.25%), and SSI (5.65%).
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