The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has recently updated its list of securities ineligible for margin trading. As of November 26, 2025, 65 stock codes have been removed from margin eligibility on HOSE.
Most notably, HOSE has reinstated VPL (Vinpearl Joint Stock Company) to the list of margin-eligible securities.
VPL officially listed and began trading on HOSE on May 13, 2025. Having been listed for over six months, the stock is not subject to any trading warnings, controls, or restrictions.
HOSE cites several reasons for removing securities from margin eligibility, including: being under trading warning/control/restriction; reporting negative after-tax profits with auditor qualifications; and being listed for less than six months.
Familiar stock codes on the list include BCG, HVN, NVL, LDG, OGC, TLH, and NVT, among others.
Under the regulations, investors are prohibited from using credit limits (financial leverage – margin) provided by securities companies to purchase these 65 stocks deemed ineligible for margin trading.
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