Specifically, during the May 19 session, AFC Vietnam Fund purchased 65,700 EVE shares (of Everpia Joint Stock Company), increasing its holdings to over 5.1 million shares, equivalent to 12.15%.
EVE share price movement from the beginning of 2024 to the session on May 23, 2025 |
This increase in ownership took place as EVE shares had recovered approximately 18% from their low on April 9 but were still trading around their lowest level in the past year.
On the opposite side, HDCapital sold a total of nearly 5.2 million FCN shares (of FECON Joint Stock Company) between May 15 and May 22. After the transaction, their holdings decreased from 11.18% to 7.88%, equivalent to over 12.4 million shares.
FCN share price movement from the beginning of 2024 to the session on May 23, 2025 |
Based on the average closing price of FCN shares during this period, HDCapital is estimated to have raised over VND 75 billion from this divestment.
In terms of price movement, FCN shares had recovered about 26% from their low on April 9 during the period when HDCapital was selling, returning to the VND 14,000/share level – equivalent to the price at the beginning of 2025. However, compared to the peak set on February 21, the share price has adjusted approximately 12%.
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