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Stock market: Vietnamese stock indexes edge up as mid-caps lead gains

Vietnam’s major stock indexes ended slightly higher, supported by gains in mid-cap stocks and steady foreign investor interest, June 30, according to data from the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchangeview source.

Key details

  • VN-Index rose 0.34 percent to 1,376.07 points, with trading value reaching VND 18,851 billion (about US$725 million).
  • VN30 Index (blue chips) edged up 0.11 percent to 1,477.56 points.
  • VNMIDCAP Index jumped 1.10 percent, reflecting strong buying in medium-sized stocks.
  • VNSMALLCAP Index increased 0.65 percent, indicating broader market interest.
  • Notable sectoral gains were seen in information technology (VNIT) and industrial (VNIND), up 0.81 percent and 1.10 percent respectively

Foreign investor activity

Foreign investors were net buyers, contributing to positive market sentiment. They net bought approximately VND 591 billion (about US$23 million), with strong focus on select large-cap and mid-cap stocks.

Top foreign buys (by volume):

  • VND (VNDirect Securities): 687,560 shares
  • DBC (Dabaco Group): 358,850 shares
  • NLG (Nam Long Investment): 355,310 shares
  • MSN (Masan Group): 240,104 shares
  • VPB (VPBank): 146,547 shares

Top foreign sells (by volume):

  • HPG (Hoa Phat Group): 423,105 shares
  • VPB (VPBank): 273,108 shares
  • KDH (Khang Dien House): 228,370 shares
  • ACB (Asia Commercial Bank): 187,050 shares
  • VHM (Vinhomes): 161,760 shares

See also: How to Open a Trading Account in Vietnam 2025: Key Processes & Procedures

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