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Vincom Retail

₫25,700
+0.00% 2026-09-15 · Close
AI Composite Signal
9.5 / 10
Very Bullish — 5-signal composite
Mkt Cap
50.0T
₫50.0T
P/E
8.7
P/B
1.2
ROE
13.8%
ROA
11.3%
EPS
3.0K
10-Session Avg Vol
5.8M
Price Chart
What matters now

Vincom Retail (VRE) is a company in Vietnam's Real Estate sector, listed on HOSE. The stock last traded at 25,700 VND, little changed on the session, giving a market capitalization of 50.0 trillion VND.

On valuation, VRE trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 8.7 and a price-to-book of 1.2. That is a discount to the Real Estate sector average P/E of 66.2. Return on equity of 13.8% points to solid profitability relative to the company's equity base, above the sector average of 11.0%. Trailing earnings per share stand at 3,025 VND.

Aveluro tracks 200 news items mentioning VRE, where recent coverage skews positive (44% of articles). The most recent catalyst was a sector sentiment event — "SSB Hits Ceiling on MarketVector Vietnam Index Inclusion; Gelex Group Slides". Aveluro's composite model rates VRE 9.5/10 (Very Bullish), blending news sentiment, price momentum, and fundamentals.

Average daily volume over the past 10 sessions is roughly 5,828,967 shares. Comparable names in the Real Estate sector include AAV, AGG and API.

Latest catalyst

SSB Hits Ceiling on MarketVector Vietnam Index Inclusion; Gelex Group Slides

Recent Developments

Recent developments around Vincom Retail include 5 notable classified events. On Sep 14, 2026, a market event was reported: SSB closed limit-up at VND 19,550 (+6.83%) on roughly 5.6 million shares after MarketVector added it as the sole new constituent to the Vietnam Local Index tracked by VanEck's VNM ETF, lifting market cap to about VND 67,815 billion. On Sep 14, 2026, a market event was reported: FTSE Russell's semi-annual review adds 27 Vietnamese stocks, including Vietcombank (VCB) and Vingroup (VIC), to its global indices. On Sep 14, 2026, a market event was reported: GEE, GEL and GEX closed limit-down on September 14 as small- and mid-caps sold off hard, with HoSE breadth at 85 gainers versus 229 decliners and 10 tickers at the floor. On Sep 13, 2026, a market event was reported: FTSE Russell added 27 Vietnamese stocks, including eight banks, to its FTSE All-Cap index effective 21 September 2026, with MBS forecasting $308M in passive inflows to the bank group and $75.2M to VPB alone. On Sep 11, 2026, a market event was reported: MarketVector's Q3 2026 review adds SeABank (SSB) to the roughly USD 520M VNM ETF and removes CEO, with the fund expected to buy about 13.2 million SSB shares plus HPG and VPL, while selling VIC and SSI into the September 18 close.

The overall tone of recent coverage is positive, with 2 of 5 events carrying bullish sentiment.

AI Signal Breakdown
Bearish Neutral Bullish
9.5 / 10
Very Bullish
Sentiment
+0.33
Impact
0.45
Momentum
+1.00
Fundamentals
+0.70
Volume
0.57
Sentiment 30% · Impact 20% · Momentum 20% · Fundamentals 15% · Volume 15%
News Sentiment
200
Articles Analyzed
Positive 89
Negative 61
Mixed 39
Neutral 11
Recent News
Sep 14, 2026 Full Analysis Mixed sector sentiment
SSB closed limit-up at VND 19,550 (+6.83%) on roughly 5.6 million shares after MarketVector added it as the sole new constituent to the Vietnam Local Index tracked by VanEck's VNM ETF, lifting market cap to about VND 67,815 billion. The same session saw Gelex-group names GEX, GEE, GEL, VGC and EIB drop 4.76% to 6.94% as the VN-Index lost 6.98 points to 1,788.23.
Sep 14, 2026 Full Analysis Positive foreign flow
FTSE Russell's semi-annual review adds 27 Vietnamese stocks, including Vietcombank (VCB) and Vingroup (VIC), to its global indices. SSI Research estimates index-tracking funds will net buy about USD 245.92 million on September 18, 2026, with total inflows of USD 2.4-4.45 billion through September 2027.
Sep 14, 2026 Full Analysis Negative sector sentiment
GEE, GEL and GEX closed limit-down on September 14 as small- and mid-caps sold off hard, with HoSE breadth at 85 gainers versus 229 decliners and 10 tickers at the floor. Blue-chips held better and foreign investors net bought VND 825.2 billion on HoSE, the highest in 26 sessions.
Sep 13, 2026 Full Analysis Positive foreign flow
FTSE Russell added 27 Vietnamese stocks, including eight banks, to its FTSE All-Cap index effective 21 September 2026, with MBS forecasting $308M in passive inflows to the bank group and $75.2M to VPB alone. Vietnam's weight in the FTSE Emerging All Cap Index rises to 0.49% from 0.329%, part of a four-phase allocation running through September 2027.
Sep 11, 2026 Full Analysis Mixed foreign flow
MarketVector's Q3 2026 review adds SeABank (SSB) to the roughly USD 520M VNM ETF and removes CEO, with the fund expected to buy about 13.2 million SSB shares plus HPG and VPL, while selling VIC and SSI into the September 18 close. FTSE Russell separately added MCH, TCX and VPL to its Vietnam Index and removed 21 names, a shift tied to Vietnam's upgrade to Secondary Emerging market status.
Sep 09, 2026 Full Analysis Negative foreign flow
Foreign investors have been net sellers on HoSE for 42 consecutive months, with only 4 months of no selling, totaling over VND 340 trillion. Despite Vietnam's FTSE Russell secondary emerging market upgrade effective September 21, 2026, outflows persist, with nearly VND 91 trillion withdrawn in 2026 alone, affecting large caps like VCB.
Sep 08, 2026 Full Analysis Negative foreign flow
VIX saw the largest proprietary sell-off on HOSE on September 8, with broker desks net selling VND 206 billion of the stock, contributing to a total VND 153 billion net sell by proprietary desks. Foreign investors also net sold about VND 385 billion across the market, adding pressure to the securities sector.
Sep 07, 2026 Full Analysis Negative foreign flow
VIC is projected to face net selling of over VND 1,500 billion during the September ETF rebalancing, driven by index changes at VanEck Vietnam ETF and Xtrackers Vietnam Swap UCITS ETF. In contrast, VHM, STB, and SSB are expected to see net buying.
Sep 07, 2026 Full Analysis Negative foreign flow
On September 7, 2026, foreign investors net sold VND 454.8 billion and proprietary traders net sold VND 214.5 billion, totaling VND 669.3 billion in outflows. The selling pressure, led by VIC and major banks, dragged the VN-Index down over 31 points, with VIC alone accounting for nearly 18 points of the decline.
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By Aveluro Research Team · Editorial policy · Caveat: Not investment advice. · How Aveluro computed this

Information provided for educational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Data sourced from public Vietnamese market feeds.

Last updated: 2026-09-15T16:22:49Z.