DGC

HPG is set to receive the largest net inflow of ~VND 284B from two major foreign ETFs (Xtrackers Vietnam Swap UCITS ETF and VanEck Vietnam ETF) during their June 2026 rebalancing, while SSI faces the largest outflow of ~VND 250B. The rebalancing, with combined fund assets of nearly $1.2B, will also see BSR, EIB, and NAB gain and VIX, VCI, and DGC lose weight.

Foreign investors net sold VND 1,802 billion (USD 72 million) on May 22, 2026, the highest in three months, driving VN-Index down 1.68%. Blue-chips VIC, VHM, and MSB led the sell-off, with VIC losing 3.52% and VHM 4.88%. The selling pressure underscores persistent foreign outflow from Vietnamese equities.

DGC's former chairman Dao Huu Huyen has been prosecuted, triggering leadership changes at DGC, Tibaco (TSB), and Phosphorus Apatit Vietnam (PAT). Luu Bach Dat, a 19-year company veteran and current DGC CEO, assumes the chairmanship of TSB and joins PAT's board. The reshuffle consolidates control under the Huyen family, with Dao Huu Kha, Huyen's brother, now DGC chairman.

DGC CEO Luu Bach Dat has been appointed Chairman of Tia Sang Battery (TSB), replacing Dao Huu Huyen who was prosecuted. TSB reported a net loss of VND 1.29B in Q1/2026 and was fined for tax violations. The move signals DGC's consolidation of control over its 51%-owned subsidiary amid legal troubles.

DGC shares face adjusted trading restrictions on HOSE, now allowed full-day trading but only odd-lot periodic matching, due to delayed 2025 audited financial statements. The stock has fallen 40% from its March peak amid the chairman's arrest and removal from VN30 and VN100 indices.

DGC shares face a revised HOSE restriction: full-day trading but limited to periodic odd-lot matching after the company delayed its 2025 audited financial report by over 45 days. Q1 2026 net profit dropped nearly 50% to VND 409B as input costs surged, with sulfur prices tripling. The stock trades near a 3-year low at VND 48,800, down 30% year-to-date.

DGC faces trading restrictions on HoSE after failing to submit audited 2025 financials within 45 days. The company is working with auditor UHY to complete the report by Q2, while a new chairman has been appointed following the former chairman's detention.

DGC shares will be restricted to afternoon-only trading from May 26, 2026, after the company failed to submit its audited 2025 annual report within 45 days of the deadline. The restriction follows a prior move from warning to controlled status on May 13. Meanwhile, DGC reported a 49% drop in Q1 2026 net profit to 430 billion VND, citing surging input costs and a temporary mine shutdown.

DGC shares will be restricted to afternoon-only trading on HOSE from May 26 due to a delayed 2025 audited financial report, following the arrest of Chairman Dao Huu Huyen and Vice Chairman Dao Huu Duy Anh. The company has appointed UHY as auditor and aims to complete the audit in Q2 2026 to lift restrictions.

DGC shares will be restricted to afternoon-only trading on HOSE from May 26, 2026, after the company failed to submit audited 2025 financial statements within 45 days of the deadline. The restriction follows a prior move from warning to controlled status on May 13. DGC expects to complete the audit in Q2 2026.