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Fomeco (FBC) will pay a 100% cash dividend for 2025, equivalent to 10,000 VND per share, totaling about 37 billion VND. The record date is August 7, with payment on September 18. Major shareholder VEAM (VEA) stands to receive nearly 19 billion VND from the payout.

Nam Hoa (NHT) leads Vietnamese listed firms with a 27.3% cash dividend yield for 2025, more than triple the 7.5% bank deposit rate. Other companies like PAP, FPT Online, VEAM, Sabeco, BMP, and DHG also offer yields above 14%. Analysts note these stocks suit value investors but suffer from low liquidity and concentrated shareholder bases.

VEAM (VEA) must pay over 18.4 billion VND in back taxes and late fees for a 2010 corporate income tax under-declaration, plus a 285 million VND fine for incomplete tax obligations on interest income from subsidiaries. The tax notice does not affect VEAM's core operations or its stakes in Toyota, Honda, and Ford Vietnam, but adds to governance concerns as the stock remains under warning status.

VEAM (VEA) is ordered to pay 18.4 billion VND in back taxes and penalties for underpaid corporate income tax in 2010, while its stock remains under warning on UPCoM due to three consecutive years of qualified audit opinions. Key audit concerns include inventory provisions of 101.8 billion VND, unconfirmed receivables of 446.6 billion VND, and a 53.5 billion VND project cost dispute.

Foreign investors net sold VND 536 billion on June 10, with MBB, VPB, and SSI the most sold, while VJC, CII, and MWG were net bought. The sell-off was concentrated in banking and securities stocks, while aviation and infrastructure saw foreign buying.

Foreign investors net sold VND 562 billion on June 2, 2026, extending a recent selling trend. The selling was concentrated in HPG, HDB, ACB, CTG, and VPB, while FPT saw net buying of nearly VND 500 billion, making it the top purchased stock on HOSE.

ACB saw the largest foreign net sell-off of VND 109 billion on Monday, as foreign investors offloaded a net VND 634 billion across the market. The selling pressure contributed to a 19-point drop in the VN-Index, while MWG, FPT, and VCB attracted net buying.

Foreign investors net sold nearly VND 800 billion (USD 31.4 million) on May 27, with VHM (VND 220B), HPG (VND 141B), VIC (VND 102B), FPT (VND 83B), and BSR (VND 51B) bearing the heaviest selling. The sell-off contributed to a 10-point drop in VN-Index to 1,874, while MSB, MWG, and ACB saw net buying.

Foreign investors unexpectedly net sold VND 1,711 billion (~USD 68.44 million) on May 21, the strongest sell-off in recent sessions, driving the VN-Index below 1,900. Vingroup (VIC) was the most sold stock at VND 517 billion, while VPBank (VPB) was the top buy at VND 261 billion. The heavy foreign outflow signals shifting sentiment among international investors toward Vietnamese blue chips.