VTP

VTP has been approved as the investor for the Smart Border Gate project in Lao Cai, a 7.87-hectare digital logistics infrastructure connecting Vietnam with Southwest China, with construction from Q2/2026 to Q4/2032. The project integrates AI, IoT, and automation to enhance customs clearance and supply chain connectivity.

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.

BDG (Binh Duong Garment) will pay a 50% cash dividend for 2025, the highest among 33 companies closing books July 13-17, 2026. The payout underscores BDG's strong cash position on UPCOM, while other notable payers include HAH (20%), VCG (8% cash + 8% stock), and TLG (10% interim).

Viettel Post (VTP) has relieved Mr. Dinh Thanh Son as Deputy General Director to appoint him as Director of VTP Myanmar, while he remains a Board member. The company also reported a 43% drop in Q1 net profit to VND 39 billion, the lowest quarterly figure since end-2022, achieving only 9.7% of its full-year profit target.

Viettel Post (VTP) received a formal reminder from HoSE for failing to disclose its public share offering results within the required 10-day window. The offering of 50.2 million shares at VND 10,000 each raised VND 502 billion, but the report was filed 25 days late. The company's Q1 2026 net profit dropped 43.7% year-on-year, reaching only 9.8% of its full-year target.

Viettel Post (VTP) successfully raised VND 502.5 billion through a rights offering of 50.2 million shares at VND 10,000 each, increasing charter capital to over VND 1,720.3 billion. The capital raise supports expansion plans, though Q1 2026 net profit fell 43.7% year-on-year to VND 39 billion, achieving only 9.8% of the full-year target.

On May 19, proprietary trading desks of securities companies net sold VND 190 billion on HOSE, with MBB (-VND 95B), VIB (-VND 50B), and VCB (-VND 47B) leading the sell-off. In contrast, they net bought VIC (VND 123B) and VHM (VND 71B). Foreign investors also net sold VND 830 billion across the market, adding to the negative sentiment.

Proprietary trading desks at Vietnamese securities firms unexpectedly net sold VND 1,183 billion on HOSE on April 22, a session when the VN-Index rose 1.3%. The largest net selling was in FUEVFVND (-VND 285B), VSC (-VND 233B), MWG (-VND 166B), STB (-VND 126B), and VIC (-VND 88B), while foreign investors also net sold VND 108 billion across the market. This sudden reversal by proprietary desks signals caution among domestic institutional traders despite the market rally.