A notable highlight is the transaction by Red Capital, which sold over 10 million shares of Vinh Son – Song Hinh Hydropower JSC (VSH) on November 19th. This sale reduced their ownership stake to 1.12% (equivalent to 2.6 million shares), effectively removing them from the list of major shareholders.
Interestingly, on the same day, VSH stock recorded only 4,600 matched orders with no negotiated transactions, suggesting that Red Capital’s divestment likely occurred outside the trading system.
| VSH Stock Performance from Early 2024 to November 28, 2025 |
This exit from major shareholder status coincides with a downward trend in VSH shares since the peak in early March 2025. Compared to this peak, the stock price has dropped nearly 15%, with a 7% decline over the past year.
Meanwhile, Dragon Capital has been actively trading Dat Xanh Group (DXG) shares. On November 19th, they sold nearly 4 million shares, reducing their ownership from 9.32% to 8.93%, generating an estimated 75 billion VND. However, the following day (November 20th), Dragon Capital repurchased over 1 million DXG shares, increasing their stake to 9.05% (over 92 million shares) at an estimated value of 24 billion VND.
| DXG Stock Performance from Early 2024 to November 28, 2025 |
Throughout November, Dragon Capital consistently alternated between buying and selling DXG shares. Overall, they net sold nearly 11.2 million shares, reducing their ownership from 10.2% to 9.05%. This activity occurred amidst an 11% drop in DXG’s stock price during the month, from 21,200 VND per share (October 31st) to 18,800 VND per share (November 28th).
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– 07:28 November 30, 2025
Dragon Capital Elevates Stake in Dat Xanh Group to Over 9%
Dragon Capital acquired nearly 1.3 million shares of DXG during the trading session on November 20, 2025, elevating its ownership stake in Dat Xanh Group to 9.0514%.









































