DDV

Foreign investors net bought nearly VND 1,400 billion on HoSE on July 10, driven by a massive VND 1,600 billion purchase in VIC. Excluding VIC, the group still net sold hundreds of billions. Net selling was seen on HNX and net buying on UPCoM.

Foreign investors net sold a record VND 5,760 billion on June 4, 2026, with Vingroup (VIC) accounting for VND 4,900 billion of the outflow, primarily via block trades. The selling occurred despite a recovering VN-Index, highlighting concentrated foreign divestment from the real estate giant. FPT was the top net buy at VND 257 billion.

Foreign investors net sold VND 830 billion across Vietnamese exchanges on May 19, with VCB attracting the largest net inflow of VND 594 billion while MBB saw the heaviest net selling of VND 233 billion. The VN-Index declined 15 points to 1,913 on elevated HoSE matching volume of VND 27 trillion.

Fertilizer stocks surged on April 29, bucking a broad market selloff that saw the VN-Index drop nearly 22 points. BFC hit the ceiling at VND 67,600, while DCM rose 5.82% to VND 42,700, supported by bargain hunting and higher global oil prices. The sector's defensive appeal and raw material cost tailwinds attracted strong buying interest.

Foreign investors net sold VND 1,278 billion on April 29, with VIC the most sold at VND 402 billion, while VRE was the top buy at VND 139 billion. The sell-off coincided with ETF rebalancing of VNDiamond, VN30, and VNFinlead indices. VIC's price had risen 6.95% the prior week, suggesting profit-taking by foreign funds.

DDV announces the resignation of board member and deputy general director Le Ngoc Nhan and head of control board Nguyen Thi Xuan Quyen, both citing reassignment within parent Vinachem. The leadership change comes ahead of the 2026 AGM, with the company targeting 2026 pre-tax profit of VND 380B, down from 2025's record VND 631B.

Foreign investors were net buyers of VND 52 billion on HoSE on April 17, with VIC (VND 315 billion) and MWG (VND 195 billion) attracting the most inflows. The buying came despite a slight VN-Index decline, and follows FTSE Russell's upgrade roadmap announcement.

Vinhomes (VHM) was the primary target of foreign selling on April 15, with a net outflow of VND 3,400 billion, accounting for the vast majority of the total VND 3,651 billion net foreign sell-off on HOSE. This occurred despite a 25-point rally in the VN-Index to 1,800, driven by other Vingroup affiliates, highlighting a sharp divergence in foreign sentiment within the blue-chip basket.