VN-Index edged lower (VN-Index -0.09%)

• • The VN-Index opened with choppy trading, briefly moving into positive territory before coming under renewed selling pressure.
  • In the morning session, MSN (-2.74%), SHB (+0.48%), and GAS (-0.63%) weighed on the market, while a recovery in VIC (+1.37%), VHM (+0.78%), alongside positive momentum in HDB (+2.21%) helped limit losses.
  • In the afternoon session, the VN-Index recovered from its morning lows. SHB (+0.48%) reversed its morning losses, stronger trading activity in the VN30 basket supported the rebound. However, selling pressure persisted across mid-cap stocks, including FRT (-3.81%), DGW (-2.13%).
  • Market breadth ended with 95 stocks advanced, 200 decliners, and 69 remained unchanged.
  • Market turnover increased by 1.42% from the previous session to VND 13,162 billion. The VN-Index closed down 0.09% from the previous session at 1,719.42 points.

VN30 ended in negative teritorry (VN30 -0.22%)

• • The VN30 basket recorded 7 gainers, 19 decliners, and 4 unchanged stocks.
  • MSN (-2.74%), LPB (-2.36%), and STB (-1.94%) posted sharp losses.
  • On the other hand, HDB (+2.21%), VIC (+1.37%), and TCB (+1.07%) led the gains.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • SNZ (-1.34%) disclosed that it no longer meets the regulatory requirements for public-company status, as the Dong Nai authorities hold 99.54% of its voting shares, leaving only 0.46% held by minority shareholders, well below the required 10% free-float threshold. Meanwhile, the state capital representative has proposed maintaining the 99.54% state ownership stake through 2030, subject to regulatory review.
  • CTG (-0.68%) announced the first tranche of its planned VND16tn public bond offering, targeting VND12tn through 120 million six-year bonds. Subscriptions will run from October 15 to November 3, 2026. The proceeds are intended to strengthen Tier 2 capital, support regulatory capital adequacy, and fund lending activities, potentially enhancing the bank’s capacity for future credit growth.
  • Foreign investors recorded a net selling of VND 540.7 billion. FPT (-1.40%) faced notable selling pressure, while no individual stocks attracted significant net buying interest.

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