VN-Index surges on broad-based buying (VN-Index +2.76%)
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- The VN-Index opened higher, supported by positive market breadth and buying interest in Securities, Banking, and selected large-cap stocks.
- During the morning session, buying momentum strengthened, led by Real Estate stocks, particularly VIC (+6.99%) and VHM (+6.92%), alongside broad-based gains in Banking, Securities, and Industrial stocks. VIC and VHM contributed more than 26 points to the index’s morning advance, while Energy stocks remained under selling pressure. The VN-Index ended the morning at 1,728.36 points (+2.15%).
- In the afternoon session, the VN-Index extended its gains, supported by strong performances in Real Estate stocks. Buying interest remained broad-based across Securities stocks, including VIX (+4.12%), VCI (+3.41%), and SSI (+2.26%), while Banking stocks such as TPB (+5.42%) and MSB (+3.67%) also advanced. In contrast, Energy stocks remained under pressure, notably PVT (-4.96%) and BSR (-2.09%).
- Market breadth was strongly positive, with 246 advancers, 78 decliners, and 54 unchanged stocks.
- Market turnover increased by 46 % from the previous session to VND 19.35 trillion. The VN-Index closed at 1,738.67 points (+2.76%).
VN30 advances on strong gains in Vingroup stocks (VN30 +1.90%)
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- The basket recorded 25 gainers, 1 decliner, and 4 unchanged stocks.
- VIC (+6.99%), VHM (+6.92%), and VRE (+6.85%) all reached their daily price ceilings, leading gains among the highlighted stocks.
- BSR (-2.09%) was the only declining stock in the VN30 basket.
Sectors and stocks daily highlights
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- TCB (+1.33%) reported record-high Q3/2026 pre-tax profit of VND 10.4 trillion (+25.8% YoY), bringing 9M2026 pre-tax profit to VND 28.9 trillion (+23.7% YoY). Nine-month net fee income increased 40% YoY to VND 11.8 trillion, while quarterly NIM improved to 3.5% from 3.4% in Q2/2026.
- PNJ (-2.78%): Shareholders approved all five resolutions at the October 21 EGM, including a private placement of up to 550 million shares to raise approximately VND 8 trillion, primarily to fund diamond buybacks (60%), working capital (20%), and additional working capital and/or debt repayment (20%). Shareholders also approved a revised FY2026 net loss target of VND 6.27 trillion, incorporating VND 7.07 trillion in buyback-related provisions; a reduction in the FY2025 cash dividend from 20% to 10%; and the reclassification of up to VND 4.61 trillion from the development investment reserve to retained earnings, without changing total shareholders’ equity.
- Foreign investors recorded net buying of VND 194.15 billion. TCB (+1.33%), MSN (+0.14%), and VIC (+6.99%) attracted notable net foreign buying interest, while FPT (0.00%), VCB (+1.08%), and ACB (+0.74%) faced net foreign selling pressure.
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