Stock Market

The VN-Index continues its upward trajectory, nearing the Upper Band of the Bollinger Bands. Meanwhile, the HNX-Index remains in a tug-of-war, with trading volumes consistently hovering at lower levels.

The robust surge in the stock market during Q3 enabled several listed companies to reap substantial financial gains. However, the recent downturn in stock prices is casting doubt on the sustainability of these atypically high capital profits.

PetroVietnam Fertilizer and Chemicals Corporation (HOSE: DPM) maintains a robust financial foundation with a safe leverage ratio, positioning the company to capitalize on upcoming growth opportunities. Additionally, the new VAT policy is anticipated to positively impact profit margins and strengthen the company’s long-term outlook.

Shares of Thuong Dinh Shoe Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: GTD) have surged dramatically, hitting the upper limit for seven consecutive sessions, reaching 30,000 VND per share, despite low trading volumes of just a few hundred shares per session. This remarkable rally comes just ahead of the Hanoi People’s Committee’s planned auction of its entire 68.77% stake in GTD on December 16th.

Vinpearl Corporation (HOSE: VPL) has officially qualified for margin trading, meeting all requirements post its minimum listing period and avoiding any warning status. Meanwhile, HOSE maintains its list of 65 ineligible stocks, primarily due to regulatory restrictions, warning statuses, and negative financial results.

The VN-Index kicked off the week with a near 1% gain, yet selling pressure persisted among mid- and small-cap stocks, resulting in a market divided—a "green exterior, red interior" scenario.

Kido proposes to shareholders the transfer of the remaining 49% stake in KDF to Nutifood, while also returning ownership of the Merino and Celano brands to KDF.

The stock price surged to 30,000 VND per share, marking a staggering 154% increase in less than two weeks and reaching its highest level in five years.

Intense net selling pressure concentrated heavily on large-cap stocks, with VJC leading the decline, recording a staggering net sell value of 303 billion VND.

The assembly unanimously approved critical resolutions, including the adjustment and increase of the 2025 business plan compared to the previously presented annual shareholder meeting agenda.