KienlongBank

KienlongBank (KLB) is a company in Vietnam's Banks sector, listed on HOSE. The stock last traded at 10,550 VND, little changed on the session, giving a market capitalization of 8.3 trillion VND.

On valuation, KLB trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 4.8 and a price-to-book of 1.1. That is a discount to the Banks sector average P/E of 38.0. Return on equity of 22.6% points to strong profitability relative to the company's equity base, above the sector average of 12.9%. Trailing earnings per share stand at 2,655 VND.

Aveluro tracks 58 news items mentioning KLB, where recent coverage skews positive (45% of articles). The most recent catalyst was an earnings beat event — "ACB Posts VND16,600B 9M Profit as 12 Banks Top VND110,000B". Aveluro's composite model rates KLB 7.1/10 (Bullish), blending news sentiment, price momentum, and fundamentals.

Comparable names in the Banks sector include ABB, ACB and BAB.

Recent developments around KienlongBank include 5 notable classified events. On Oct 27, 2026, an earnings beat was reported: ACB reported 9M2026 pre-tax profit above VND16,600 billion, up 3% year on year and equal to 74% of its annual plan, with Q3 profit near VND5,900 billion. On Oct 26, 2026, an earnings miss was reported: KienlongBank (KLB) booked Q3 after-tax profit of about VND 430B, down nearly 13% year-on-year, which management attributed to preferential credit programs launched under State Bank of Vietnam guidance. On Oct 21, 2026, a macro policy event was reported: OCB charged individual customers an average lending rate of 11.38% in September, the highest among 30 Vietnamese banks surveyed, followed by Techcombank at 11.24% and TPBank at 11.03%. On Oct 20, 2026, a market event was reported: VietinBank (CTG) cut listed deposit rates for 6-month to under-12-month terms to 3%/year, a 50-basis-point reduction, after the State Bank of Vietnam ordered banks to lower 6-month+ rates by at least 0.5 points. On Oct 20, 2026, a market event was reported: VietinBank (CTG) cut listed deposit rates by 50 basis points for terms of 6 months or more on the morning of Oct 20, then restored the prior levels by the afternoon, leaving 6-12 month rates at 3.5% per year.

Recent coverage shows a mixed sentiment balance across events.