VNE

VNE, HNS, and DZI were each fined 92.5 million VND by the State Securities Commission for delaying the publication of annual and semi-annual reports, governance reports, and resolutions for multiple years. The fines highlight ongoing compliance weaknesses among smaller listed firms, though the monetary penalty is modest relative to market cap.

VNE (Vietnam Electric Construction JSC) faces mandatory delisting from HOSE on June 29, 2026 after three consecutive years of qualified audit opinions. The stock will transfer to UPCoM, and the company plans to issue 30 million private shares. Despite the delisting, VNE shares surged for three consecutive sessions, though down over 40% year-to-date.

ITD was added to HOSE's margin-cut list after receiving a tax penalty for fiscal years 2022-2025, totaling VND 630.6 million. The list now includes 68 stocks, many under warning, control, or with negative profits, restricting leverage for investors.

HOSE has removed margin eligibility for 67 stocks effective May 2026, citing warning/control status, negative earnings, or listing under six months. The list includes AAN (listed May 22), ABS, HVN, and DLG, restricting leverage for retail investors and potentially reducing trading liquidity in these names.

VNE, a Vietnamese power construction firm, faces mandatory delisting from HoSE after its 2024 audited financial report revealed accumulated losses of over VND 152 billion, exceeding charter capital. The delisting, based on Decree 155/2020, adds pressure on the company's fundraising and investor sentiment.

VNE faces mandatory delisting from HOSE after receiving qualified audit opinions for three consecutive years (2023-2025). The stock immediately hit the floor price of 2,750 VND with nearly 2 million shares in sell orders, reflecting severe investor concern over the company's financial reporting and viability.

HoSE placed VNE, DTA, VMD, and SBV under warning status from April 24, primarily for delayed submission of audited 2025 financial reports or reports receiving qualified audit opinions. VNE's warning stems from a 15-day delay, while VMD faces additional restrictions due to repeated disclosure violations. This regulatory action highlights ongoing compliance challenges for these listed entities across construction, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods sectors.

HOSE has placed DRH Holdings (DRH), Tổng CTCP Xây dựng Điện Việt Nam (VNE), CTCP Đệ Tam (DTA), CTCP Y Dược phẩm Vimedimex (VMD), and CTCP Siam Brothers Việt Nam (SBV) under warning or control status from April 24, 2026, primarily for delayed submission of audited 2025 financial reports or reports with qualified audit opinions. This regulatory action highlights ongoing compliance issues and could affect trading liquidity and investor sentiment for these HOSE-listed stocks.