The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has recently announced a supplementary list of securities ineligible for margin trading.
Specifically, three stocks, DAH – Dong A Hotel Group Joint Stock Company, DHM – Duong Hieu Mineral Trading and Exploitation Joint Stock Company, and SAV – Savimex Economic Cooperation and Import-Export Joint Stock Company, are now barred from margin trading on HoSE due to negative post-tax profits in their reviewed semi-annual financial statements for 2025.
As of August 15, 2025, the number of stocks delisted from margin trading on HoSE stands at 65, including notable names such as HAG, NVL, LDG, BCG, HVN, VPL, and ORS.
HOSE attributed the delistings to various reasons, including securities under warning/control/trading restriction; negative post-tax profits with audited reports bearing opinions from auditing firms; and listing duration of less than six months.
According to regulations, investors are prohibited from utilizing credit limits (financial leverage or margin) provided by securities companies to purchase these 65 stocks categorized as ineligible for margin trading.
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