PVS

Foreign investors turned net sellers on HOSE on July 22, 2026, offloading VND 1,937.5 billion (~$77.5 million), with SSI, VIC, VCB, and ACB bearing the heaviest selling. The VN-Index fell 62 points (-3.58%) amid broad-based declines, led by real estate and financials. The selling pressure underscores persistent foreign caution toward Vietnamese equities.

Foreign investors net sold nearly VND 1,921 billion (USD 76.8 million) on July 22, contributing to a 62-point drop in the VN-Index below 1,700. SSI, VIC, and VCB were the most sold, while VNM, HPG, and GEE were net bought. The sell-off underscores persistent foreign outflow pressure on blue chips.

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.

MWG (Mobile World Group) attracted the largest net foreign buying of VND 206 billion on July 20, even as the VN-Index dropped 44 points and foreign investors overall net sold VND 86 billion across the market. The buying interest in MWG contrasts with heavy net selling in VCB, STB, and VPB, suggesting selective foreign allocation toward retail amid the broad sell-off.

PVS reported estimated H1 2026 after-tax profit of VND 820 billion (+33% YoY) and revenue of VND 18,020 billion (+29% YoY), completing 83% of its full-year profit target and 55% of its revenue target. The company also outlined a 5-year revenue plan of VND 210-220 trillion, signaling strong growth expectations from offshore oil & gas and renewable energy projects.

BSR reported H1 2026 net profit of VND 12,636B (+570% YoY) on revenue of VND 100,922B (+47%), already exceeding its full-year profit target by 5.8x. The oil & gas sector rally on July 14 was driven by escalating US-Iran tensions and strong earnings from BSR, GAS, and OIL, with PVD hitting the ceiling price.