HPX

HPX (HPX) is a company in Vietnam's Real Estate sector, listed on HOSE. The stock last traded at 3,630 VND, little changed on the session, giving a market capitalization of 1.4 trillion VND.

On valuation, HPX trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 11.5 and a price-to-book of 0.4. That is a discount to the Real Estate sector average P/E of 66.2. Return on equity of 3.3% points to weak profitability relative to the company's equity base, below the sector average of 10.5%. Trailing earnings per share stand at 391 VND.

Aveluro tracks 26 news items mentioning HPX, where recent coverage skews positive (50% of articles). The most recent catalyst was a stake change event — "HPX Insider: Chairman's Wife Chu Thi Luong Buys 15 Million Shares, Stake Hits 6.59%". Aveluro's composite model rates HPX 5.8/10 (Neutral), blending news sentiment, price momentum, and fundamentals.

Comparable names in the Real Estate sector include AAV, AGG and API.

Recent developments around HPX include 5 notable classified events. On Oct 20, 2026, a market event was reported: Chu Thi Luong, wife of Hai Phat Invest chairman Do Quy Hai, completed the purchase of 15 million HPX shares between 17 September and 16 October 2026, lifting her holding from 1.65% to 6.59%. On Oct 19, 2026, a market event was reported: HOSE average daily turnover fell 28% to VND 13.18 trillion in the week of Oct 12-16 as the VN-Index slipped 1.7% to 1,706, with money concentrating in metals and wood. On Oct 12, 2026, a market event was reported: TIG, IDC, VC3, CEO and IDJ absorbed rising trading volume on HNX in the week of Oct 5-9 as money rotated into mid- and small-cap real estate, while AGG, NTL, NLG and API saw capital withdraw. On Oct 11, 2026, a market event was reported: Vietnamese residential developers issued nearly VND 149,500 billion of bonds in the first nine months, up 126% year-on-year, at an average coupon of 11.4%. On Oct 08, 2026, a market event was reported: Vietnam real estate bond issuance hit VND 149.5 trillion in the first nine months of 2026, up 126% year-on-year, with the average coupon rising 110 basis points to 11.4%, per VISRating.

The overall tone of recent coverage is negative, with 2 of 5 events carrying bearish sentiment.