VN-Index declined amid broad-based selling pressure (VN-Index -0.80%)

• • The VN-Index opened lower as selling pressure persisted from the previous session.
  • During the morning session, selling pressure intensified throughout the morning. Real Estate and Banking stocks led the downturn, particularly VIC (+0.00%), VHM (+1.45%), NVL (0.48%) and TCB (-3.36%). Meanwhile, SAB (+0.24%), VJC (+0.00%) and HPG (-0.94%) provided support.
  • In the afternoon, the VN-Index recovered partially, supported by a rebound in Real Estate stocks, including VIC (+0.00%), VHM (+1.45%), and DXG (+2.23%), alongside gains in Energy stocks such as GAS (+2.63%). Nevertheless, selling pressure remained widespread, particularly in Banking stocks, with VCB (-1.57%), TCB (-3.36%), and MBB (-2.03%) recording sharp declines.
  • Market breadth recorded with 72 advancers, 253 decliners, and 49 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover increased by 1.16% from the previous session to VND 14.67 trillion. VN-Index closed at 1,741.62 points (-0.80%).

VN30 underperformed amid widespread blue-chip weakness (VN30 -1.18%)

• • The basket recorded 3 gainers, 23 decliners, and 4 unchanged stocks.
  • GAS (+2.63%), VHM (+1.45%) and SAB (+0.24%) led the gainers.
  • On the flip side, SSB (-3.53%), TCB (-3.36%), and LPB (-3.22%) were the most notable decliners.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • KOS (+6.84%): Rebounded to its ceiling price on October 30, 2026, following 29 consecutive floor-price sessions. Trading activity surged, with shares equivalent to more than 34% of the company’s outstanding stock changing hands, signaling exceptionally heavy turnover after the prolonged sell-off.
  • SAB (+0.24%): Announced a 30% cash dividend (VND3,000/share), with December 29, 2026 as the record date and February 2, 2027 as the payment date. The total payout is estimated at VND3.85tn, including VND2.06tn to major shareholder Vietnam Beverage.
  • Foreign investors recorded net selling of VND 628.57 billion. VIC (+0.00%) and TCB (-3.36%) faced the heaviest net selling, while no stocks attracted notable net foreign buying interest.

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