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Foreign investors net sold VND 1.92 trillion on July 22, the strongest net selling this month, with SSI, VIC, and VCB leading the sell-off. VNM was a bright spot with net buying of VND 167 billion, highlighting its defensive appeal amid broad market weakness.

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.

SSI Securities (SSI) reported record margin lending of 40,472 billion VND as of June 30, driving H1 pre-tax profit up 39% to 3,122 billion VND, completing over half of its full-year plan. The strong margin business contributed 34% of revenue, while investment income remained the largest segment at 44%.

Q2 2026 pre-tax profit for 77 Vietnamese securities firms rose 51% YoY to VND 15.2T, with 6 companies each exceeding VND 1T. VPBank Securities (VPS) overtook SSI as the top earner at VND 2.16T, while many mid-sized firms swung to profit. The sector's strong performance reflects robust brokerage and margin lending activity.

SSI Securities (SSI) posted Q2 2026 pre-tax profit of VND 1,511 billion, up 32% YoY, on revenue of VND 3,312 billion (+13%). H1 profit reached 53% of the full-year plan, driven by margin lending (+32% YoY) and investment income (+40% YoY). The results underscore SSI's leading market share and positioning ahead of Vietnam's FTSE reclassification.

Foreign investors net sold VND 2,080 billion (USD 83.2M) across Vietnam's market last week, with FPT being the most sold stock at VND 606 billion, while VNM led net buying at VND 328 billion. The sell-off contributed to a 40-point drop in the VN-Index, which closed at 1,787.45.