HVN

Foreign investors net sold nearly VND 1,000 billion on July 15, 2026, with the heaviest selling in FPT, PNJ, SSI, VIC, and TCB. The VN-Index dropped 24.51 points to 1,782.12, while retail investors absorbed the selling. The outflow underscores persistent foreign caution ahead of Q2 earnings and geopolitical risks.

HVN shares exit restricted trading on HOSE after Vietnam Airlines posts positive equity and improved cash flow, a milestone for its restructuring. The airline is proceeding with a second-phase rights issue of up to VND 13,000B to fund fleet modernization and airport infrastructure projects.

HVN shares will be removed from restricted trading status starting July 14, 2026, allowing full-session trading and improved liquidity for over 27,000 shareholders. The move follows two consecutive profitable years and a return to positive equity, though accumulated losses remain.

HVN shares will be removed from restricted trading on July 14 after Vietnam Airlines posted two consecutive years of profit and turned equity positive. The stock remains under warning due to accumulated losses of VND 26,686B, which management expects to clear by 2030-2032. The move improves liquidity but does not fully resolve the carrier's financial overhang.

HVN shares will be removed from restricted trading and reclassified from controlled to warning status on July 14, following HoSE decisions based on improved equity and net profit. The airline reported Q1 2026 net profit of VND 4,514 billion (+29.4% YoY), though accumulated losses remain above VND 22,300 billion.

HVN shares will be removed from restricted trading on July 14, 2026, and downgraded from controlled to warning status, following two consecutive years of profit and positive equity. The move improves liquidity for 27,203 shareholders, though accumulated losses of VND 26,686 billion remain.

Foreign investors unexpectedly net bought nearly VND 1,400 billion (~$55.4 million) on HOSE on July 10, 2026, with strong buying in Real Estate and Food & Beverage stocks, notably VIC and VNM, while selling Banking stocks. The VN-Index fell 12.36 points to 1,828.34 amid low liquidity, but foreign buying provided a partial offset.

HVN targets 2026 net profit of VND 510B and revenue of VND 138,899B (+12%), despite jet fuel costs rising 48% YoY, which could add VND 11,900B in expenses. The airline remains optimistic on international passenger growth, targeting 9.8 million international passengers (+13.4%).

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.