TIG

TIG (TIG) is a company in Vietnam's Real Estate sector, listed on HNX. The stock last traded at 5,100 VND, little changed on the session, giving a market capitalization of 1.2 trillion VND.

On valuation, TIG trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 29.8 and a price-to-book of 0.5. That is a discount to the Real Estate sector average P/E of 66.2. Return on equity of 1.8% points to weak profitability relative to the company's equity base, below the sector average of 10.5%. Trailing earnings per share stand at 205 VND.

Aveluro tracks 16 news items mentioning TIG, where recent coverage skews mixed (38% of articles). The most recent catalyst was a sector sentiment event — "SZC Leads Real Estate Liquidity Surge as VN-Index Jumps 4% to 1,774". Aveluro's composite model rates TIG 7.8/10 (Bullish), blending news sentiment, price momentum, and fundamentals.

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

Recent developments around TIG include 5 notable classified events. On Oct 26, 2026, a market event was reported: Sonadezi Châu Đức (SZC) led a broad real-estate liquidity surge in the week of Oct 19-23, with average daily volume up more than 100% week-on-week alongside BCM, IJC, NLG and HDC. 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 Sep 28, 2026, a market event was reported: MSB led Vietnamese banking liquidity in the week of Sep 21-25, 2026, with average trading volume up more than 360% to 16.6 million shares per session, while TCB rose 86% and NVB gained nearly 150%. On Sep 21, 2026, a market event was reported: Vietnam's VN-Index gained 1.14% to 1,815.66 in the Sep 14-18 week, with HOSE turnover up 24% to roughly VND 19 trillion per session.

Recent coverage shows a mixed sentiment balance across events.