VN-Index fluctuated around 1,900 points (VN-Index -0.15%)

• VN-Index started the session in the green, surpassing the psychological resistance level of 1,900 points.
• Although broad sectors advanced during the morning session, the index slid into negative territory, weighed down by the real estate sector, particularly Vingroup-related stocks.
• The index temporarily regained the 1,900 mark in the afternoon session; however, selling pressure gradually became dominant, leading the market to close nearly flat compared to the previous day.
• Market breadth included 149 winners, 180 losers and 55 unchanged.
• Liquidity decreased by 1.1% to VND 37.1 trillion.

VN30 saw sell-side dominance (VN30 -0.41%)

• The basket recorded 18 increasing stocks, 12 decreasing stocks.
• Significant laggards included VRE (-2.66%), VJC (-1.73%), and SSB (-1.67%).
• On the other hand, PLX (+6.12%) and VNM (+3.97%) saw substantial gains.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• SZC (-1.51%) recorded Q4 2025 revenue of VND 379 billion (+65% YoY) and profit after tax of VND 103 billion (+44% YoY), driven by strong performance in its industrial park infrastructure business. For the full year 2025, the company surpassed the VND 1 trillion revenue milestone for the first time, with both revenue and profit reaching record highs.
• DRC (-2.53%) reported Q4 2025 revenue of over VND 1.2 trillion (+8.5% YoY), while net profit fell to approximately VND 40 billion (-33% YoY). The decline was attributed to the absence of exchange rate gains and the provision for bad debts from export customers.
• Foreign investors net sold VND 1,565.7 billion today. Selling pressure focused heavily on GMD (+6.90%), VNM (+3.97%), and VCB (+1.10%), while VPB (+0.34%) was the most net bought stock.

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