VN-Index extended losses (VN-Index -1.77%)

• • The VN-Index opened lower as selling pressure carried over from the previous session.
  • During the morning session, selling pressure intensified, led by Banking stocks, particularly VPB (-6.10%) and VCB (-4.80%). Weakness in FPT (-4.74%) and MWG (-2.16%) further weighed on market sentiment, while VIC (+0.41%) provided selective support. Meanwhile, KOS (+6.90%) extended its rebound, reaching the ceiling price for the second consecutive session.
  • In the afternoon, selling pressure pushed the VN-Index to an intraday low before a late-session rebound, supported by VIC (+0.41%), VJC (+0.53%), and a recovery in CTG (-1.82%). Nevertheless, losses remained widespread, particularly among Banking and other large-cap stocks, with VCB (-4.80%), FPT (-4.74%), and GVR (-6.88%) recording sharp declines.
  • Market breadth recorded with 46 advancers, 281 decliners, and 47 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover increased by 26.61% from the previous session to VND 18.57 trillion. VN-Index closed at 1,710.72 points (-1.77%).

VN30 faced broad-based selling pressure (VN30 -2.28%)

• • The basket recorded 2 gainers, 27 decliners, and 1 unchanged stock.
  • VJC (+0.53%) and VIC (+0.41 %) led the gainers.
  • On the flip side, GVR (-6.88%), VPB (-6.10%), and VCB (-4.80%) were the most notable decliners.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • DVV (DatVietVAC): Announced plans to distribute a 25% cash dividend (VND2,500/share), totaling approximately VND278.5bn, following its HOSE debut on November 2, 2026. The company reported 9M26 NPAT of VND246bn (+6% YoY), achieving 59% of its FY26 target of VND420bn. Management anticipates stronger Q4 earnings, supported by concert activities, artist commercialization, and IP monetization, while targeting annual cash dividends of at least 15% through 2030.
  • VNM (-1.58%): Reported Q3/2026 net revenue of VND18.47tn (+9% YoY) and NPAT of VND2.96tn (+18% YoY), with gross margin remaining stable at 41.4%. For 9M26, revenue rose nearly 15% YoY to VND53.46tn, while NPAT surged over 30% YoY to VND8.61tn, fulfilling approximately 88% of its FY26 profit target.
  • Foreign investors recorded net selling of VND 521.54 billion. Banking sector faced heavy selling, including MBB (-2.85%), VCB (-4.80%), ACB (-3.33%), STB (-1.81%), while no stocks attracted notable net foreign buying interest.

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