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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.

Foreign investors net sold 603.6 billion VND on the matching order book on June 10, with banking stocks as the primary target. The VN-Index recovered 10.66 points to 1,800 on improved liquidity of 21,000 billion VND, signaling short-term buying support.

BAF participates in the official launch of the pork exchange platform in Ho Chi Minh City, a model designed to increase transparency and traceability in the pork supply chain. The move positions BAF as a pioneer in clean pork distribution, potentially enhancing its brand and market share.

BAF Vietnam and Thanh Xuan Clean Agriculture were fined a combined VND 899 million for failing to notify an economic concentration transaction, as ruled by the National Competition Commission. The fine, though small relative to BAF's market cap, highlights regulatory risks in M&A execution. BAF shares closed unchanged at VND 34,550 on the announcement date.

BAF Vietnam (BAF) will issue over 30.4 million shares for a 10% stock dividend and 10% bonus share, totaling a 20% payout, with a record date of June 22. The issuance will raise charter capital from VND 3,040 billion to VND 3,648 billion, funded from retained earnings and share premium. The move signals management's confidence in its financial position and commitment to shareholder returns.

BAF Vietnam (BAF) has acquired 100% of Gia Han Production and Trading Co., Ltd., a pig farming and breeding company in Quang Tri, for VND 110 billion. The acquisition expands BAF's livestock footprint and follows a recent 25% stake purchase in Hung Phat Farm One. The deal aligns with BAF's strategy to scale up its pork production capacity.

BAF targets a 20% stock dividend and bonus issue (10:1 ratio each) in Q2-Q3/2026, adding over 60.8 million shares and raising charter capital to VND 3,648B. The move is backed by a $50 million credit facility from FMO for high-tech pig farming projects in Gia Lai.

BAF Vietnam (BAF) plans to issue over 60.8 million shares to pay a 10% stock dividend and a 10% bonus share, increasing charter capital from VND 3,040B to VND 3,648B. The issuance, sourced from retained earnings and share premium, is scheduled for Q2-Q3 2026. This capital action follows a USD 50 million credit facility from FMO for two large-scale hog farming projects in Gia Lai.

BAF Vietnam Agriculture JSC (BAF) signed a $50 million credit facility with Dutch development bank FMO to develop two high-tech pig farms in Gia Lai, with expected annual revenue of VND 2,000 billion at full capacity. The deal underscores BAF's access to long-term international capital tied to ESG standards.

BAF Vietnam (BAF) has secured a $50 million loan from Dutch development bank FMO, secured by stakes in subsidiaries, to develop two new pig farm projects. The loan, structured as $30M direct and $20M syndicated, signals international institutional confidence in BAF's expansion strategy and ESG alignment.