Vingroup's subsidiary VinDynamics signed a strategic partnership with German technology group Schaeffler to develop core components for humanoid robots, aiming for mass production by late 2026.
Foreign investors were net sellers of approximately 421 billion VND (~$16.84 million) on the session, with proprietary trading by securities companies also showing significant net selling in specific stocks like FUEVFVND and HPG.
Foreign ETF and investor capital recorded a net outflow of over 212 billion VND for the week, with foreign investors net selling for the 5th consecutive week, totaling -38.788 trillion VND (~$1.49B USD) year-to-date.
Foreign investors were net sellers of 639 billion VND (~$25.56 million) on the Vietnamese stock market, with net buying in Retail and IT sectors and net selling in Banking. Proprietary trading desks were net buyers of over 1 trillion VND.
Market liquidity improved slightly in the week of April 13-17, with capital flows concentrating in real estate and steel stocks, while financial and oil & gas stocks saw outflows.
On April 20, proprietary trading desks of securities firms made a surprise net purchase of 1 trillion VND on HOSE, the highest in a month, focusing on large caps like VHM and MSN, while foreign investors maintained a modest net buy of 228 billion VND but were net sellers of 639 billion VND including block trades.
Securities company proprietary trading desks were net buyers of VND 1.068 trillion on HoSE, with VHM being the top net buy, while foreign investors returned to net selling VND 629 billion across the market.
Vinhomes (VHM) raised its 2026 revenue target by VND 35 trillion to VND 285 trillion and its net profit target by VND 10 trillion to VND 60 trillion, representing 86% and 38% growth respectively versus 2025 results. The guidance revision, announced ahead of the April 21 shareholder meeting, triggered a 6.93% ceiling-price rally for VHM and lifted other Vin-group stocks.
Vinhomes (VHM) raised its 2026 revenue target to VND 285,000B (+14%) and net profit target to VND 60,000B (+20%) in a filing ahead of its April 21 AGM, driving its stock up 6.9% and lifting the broader Vingroup family of stocks. The upward revision adds VND 35,000B in revenue and VND 10,000B in profit to the initial plan just three weeks after its first publication.
Vingroup (VIC) raised its 2026 consolidated revenue target by VND 35 trillion to VND 485 trillion and net profit target by VND 10 trillion to VND 35 trillion, just two days before its Annual General Meeting. The upward revision is based on strong 2025 results and growth prospects across its ecosystem, including VinFast, Vinhomes, and Vinpearl.
Foreign investors returned to net selling 629 billion VND across the market, with the strongest net sell pressure on VIC at approximately 879 billion VND, while net buying was strongest for SSI and MWG.
Vingroup (VIC) has officially raised its 2026 business plan targets, aiming for revenue of 485 trillion VND (up 46% vs 2025) and net profit of 35 trillion VND (triple the previous year). The upward revision, signed by Chairman Phạm Nhật Vượng, follows similar adjustments by subsidiaries Vinhomes and Vinpearl and will be presented at the Annual General Meeting on April 22.
The VN-Index has recovered for 4 consecutive weeks but lags behind global peers; foreign investors have been net sellers for 4 weeks, and liquidity remains low with gains concentrated in Vingroup stocks, raising concerns about a potential market shakeout.
MBS Securities notes the VN-Index has recovered but large capital flows have not fully entered, citing foreign net selling pressure, narrow market breadth, and low liquidity, while predicting a possible rotation from large caps like Vingroup to mid and small caps.