VJC

Proprietary trading desks at securities companies net bought 460 billion VND on HOSE on July 22, when VN-Index fell 62 points. Techcombank (TCB) was the most bought stock at 235 billion VND, while foreign investors net sold 1,921 billion VND across the market.

GMD saw proprietary trading desks net buy over VND 300 billion on July 20, accounting for nearly 70% of total proprietary net buying on HOSE. Foreign investors net sold VND 96 billion, with VCB leading the sell-off. The divergence highlights continued foreign outflow pressure while domestic institutions selectively accumulate logistics and real estate names.

GMD saw VND 300 billion in net buying from proprietary trading desks on July 20, the largest single-stock inflow, as VN-Index dropped 43.94 points. The buying partially offset foreign net selling of VND 86 billion across the market, signaling domestic institutional support for select blue chips.

STB was the most sold stock by proprietary trading desks on July 17, with net selling of VND 78 billion, as part of a broader VND 479 billion sell-off by proprietary desks on HOSE. Foreign investors also net sold approximately VND 690 billion across the market, adding to selling pressure on Vietnamese equities.

Vietnam's stock market is set for FTSE emerging market reclassification in September 2026, with ACBS projecting net foreign buying of approximately USD 128 million across 19 eligible stocks. VIC leads with an estimated USD 60 million inflow, followed by VHM at USD 19 million, signaling positive sentiment for large-cap and select mid-cap names.

ACBS estimates 19 Vietnamese stocks will be added to the FTSE Global Equity Index Series after Vietnam's market upgrade in September 2026, triggering net foreign buying of approximately $128.2 million. VIC and VHM are expected to receive the largest inflows, at $60 million and $19 million respectively, with Vingroup ecosystem stocks accounting for 67.7% of total estimated net purchases.

Vietnamese carriers including Vietnam Airlines (HVN), Vietjet (VJC), Vietravel Airlines, and Sun PhuQuoc Airways are aggressively expanding fleets to capture rebounding travel demand. Passenger traffic at Vietnam's airports rose over 10% in the first five months of the year, while easing fuel costs support capacity growth. The expansion addresses prior aircraft shortages and positions the sector for long-term growth targets of 7.5-8.5% annual passenger growth.