VN-Index edged lower amid mixed sector performance (VN-Index -0.10%)

• • VN-Index opened cautiously, fluctuating around the reference level amid mixed movements across Banking, Real Estate, and Consumer stocks.
  • During the morning session, the market remained highly differentiated, with VIC (+1.35%) providing the strongest support to the index, while Banking and Energy stocks faced selling pressure. Materials and Retail stocks showed relative strength, whereas Insurance stocks recorded broad-based declines. The VN-Index ended the morning nearly unchanged, down 0.20 points.
  • In the afternoon session, VN-Index came under selling pressure across Banking and Securities stocks, notably VPB (-1.69%), TPB (-1.55%), TCB (-0.74%), VIX (-1.60%), and ORS (-2.26%). Weakness in Industrial stocks, including GMD (-3.25%) and GEX (-1.93%), added to the negative sentiment. However, VIC (+1.35%) provided significant support to the index, alongside gains in selected Consumer and Materials stocks such as MWG (+1.20%) and MSR (+5.48%), helping limit the overall decline.
  • Market breadth was negative, with 123 advancers, 197 decliners, and 56 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover increased by 2.98% from the previous session to VND 13.92 trillion. VN-Index closed at 1,761.87 points (-0.10%).

VN30 edged lower amid mixed large-cap performance (VN30 -0.06%)

• • The basket recorded 10 gainers, 15 decliners, and 5 unchanged stocks.
  • VIC (+1.35%), MWG (+1.20%), and VPL (+1.16%) were among the notable gainers.
  • LPB (-2.54%), GAS (-1.99%), and TCX (-1.73%) were among the notable decliners.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • VSH (+0.12%) reported Q3/2026 net profit of VND 121 billion (-43% YoY), as El Niño-related weak hydrological conditions reduced electricity output by nearly 44% YoY. Revenue declined 25% YoY to VND 419 billion, while gross margin narrowed to 46% from 53%. Despite the quarterly decline, 9M2026 net profit reached VND 628 billion (-3% YoY), exceeding the full-year profit target by approximately 8%.
  • QNS (-0.40%) reported 9M2026 revenue of VND 9.13 trillion (+16% YoY) and net profit of VND 1.41 trillion (+7% YoY), supported by growth in its soy milk business. The company also disclosed plans for a VND 1.7 trillion ethanol project with annual capacity of 60 million litres, targeting commercial output in 2028–2029, subject to investment approval and project execution.
  • Foreign investors recorded net selling of VND 446.49 billion. ACB (0.00%) and FPT (-1.07%) faced notable net foreign selling pressure, while TCB (-0.74%) attracted net foreign buying interest.

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