VIC — Vietnamese Stock News

Foreign investors net sold VND 1,515.5B (~USD 60.6M) on May 13, 2026. VIC, VHM, VRE fell while GAS, BSR surged on privatization news.

VinFast (VIC) plans to transfer Vietnam manufacturing subsidiary VFTP to investors led by Future R&D Investment JSC for $530M, with Pham Nhat Vuong as minority investor.

Vingroup (VIC) sets up Vinsurgical with 300B VND charter capital to research surgical robots and smart medical devices, holding 51% stake.

VinFast (VIC) plans to transfer manufacturing subsidiary VFTP to Future R&D JSC and Pham Nhat Vuong for $530M, creating new entity VFVN for sales and R&D.

VinFast (VIC) plans to spin off Vietnam manufacturing (VFTP) to investors led by Future Investment Research & Development, with Pham Nhat Vuong as minority investor. New entity VFVN to manage R&D, sales, after-sales.

VinFast (VIC) announces restructuring to spin off Vietnam manufacturing assets for $530M, retaining IP and sales. Transition to asset-light model.

Foreign investors net sold VND 836 billion on May 12, 2026, mainly banking stocks. VN-Index reversed to close +5.6 pts at 1,901. Individual investors net bought VND 968.8B.

Foreign net outflow of 840B VND on May 12; FPT, VHM, MSB, ACB, VCB sold most. VIC and VRE top buys. VN-Index holds 1,900.

VCBF sells all VIC shares citing high valuation and leverage; retains FPT despite short-term tech headwinds. NAV up 20% in Q1 2026.

VIC, VHM, VRE lead broad sell-off, VN-Index drops 20 points to 1,895. Foreign net selling extends to 13 sessions. Real estate, banking, oil & gas hit.

Vinpearl (Vingroup) signs MoUs with Thomas Cook India, SOTC Travel, MakeMyTrip to attract Indian tourists, targeting Vietnam as a top destination.

V-Green (Vingroup) partners with Viettel Bac Ninh to deploy 6,000 battery swap cabinets and EV chargers in Bac Ninh, expanding nationwide.

Vinpearl (VIC) partners with Thomas Cook India, SOTC Travel, MakeMyTrip to attract Indian tourists, targeting 1.47 billion population.

VinMetal, a Vingroup (VIC) subsidiary, signs strategic MOU with Primetals Technologies for a large-scale integrated steel complex in Ha Tinh, Vietnam.

VinMetal, Vingroup's subsidiary, selects Primetals Technologies as technical partner for Ha Tinh steel complex. VIC stock up 6.95%.

Vinpearl (VIC) partners with Thomas Cook India, SOTC Travel, MakeMyTrip. Indian guests at Vinpearl surged 402% in 2025, 335% in early 2026.

Foreign net buying of VND 52B on HoSE on April 17, led by VIC (VND 315B) and MWG (VND 195B). Net selling on HNX and UPCOM. Read more.

Foreign net buying of 106.5B VND on HOSE on April 17, led by VIC, MWG, MSN, FPT. VN-Index edges down to 1,817 points amid large-cap divergence.

Domestic institutions net sold VND 469.3B on April 15, while foreign investors net bought VND 47.6B, focusing on VIC, MWG, MSN. VN-Index fell 2.66 points.

Vinpearl (VPL) sold ~5.2 million VIC shares worth VND 990B, reducing its stake to 1.1%. VIC stock hit ceiling on the same day.

V-Green, a Vingroup subsidiary, signs strategic deal with PVOIL to deploy 3,000 electric motorcycle battery-swap cabinets at nearly 1,000 gas stations nationwide by June 2026.

VN-Index recovers above 1,800 but foreign net selling of VND 11,000B and low liquidity keep large capital flows out. MBS sees rotation from Vingroup to mid/small caps.

Vinpearl (VPL) transfers nearly 5.2 million VIC shares, cutting its stake in Vingroup to 1.1%, worth ~VND 990B. VIC shares hit ceiling.

Foreign ETF net outflows hit 212B VND in week 5 of consecutive selling; YTD foreign net selling totals $1.49B. VIC, VHM, HPG among top sold stocks.

VIC, VRE, VHM, HSG, NKG among top gainers as liquidity improves; financial and oil & gas stocks see outflows. VN-Index up 4%.

VN-Index recovers 4 weeks but lags global markets; foreign net selling persists. Gains concentrated in VIC and VHM, raising shakeout risks.

VN-Index closes at 1,833.48, down 0.20%, after a sharp reversal in the last 15 minutes. VIC contributed +4.51 points, while foreign net selling reached VND 427B.

VN-Index down 0.46% with trading volume slumping 34% as investors stay cautious despite extended Middle East ceasefire. Broad weakness across VIC, VHM, HPG.

Vietnam's high-end apartment segment faces oversupply risk with rising inventory and high prices, pressuring developers like Vingroup (VIC).

Q1/2026 earnings show strong growth for VIC, VHM, VRE, NVL, but rising supply and mortgage rate adjustments pose downward pressure on secondary market prices.