Hoa Phat shares have surged, boosting the wealth of its President Tran Dinh Long to $2.4 billion. An explosive trading volume propelled the VN-Index surpass 1,400 points, with pillar stocks like Vingroup, Vinhomes and banking stocks breaking out.

Of 691 companies listed on the Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh stock exchanges, 460 met “Information Disclosure Best Practices”, a survey on information disclosure conducted under the IR Awards 2025 programme has found.

Vietnam’s stock market sees rising international participation with new code issuances.

More than 970,000 new trading accounts were opened in the first half of 2025, driven by local individuals.

In recent months, the ministry has worked closely with relevant agencies to enhance both the legal framework and market infrastructure. As a result, the majority of key criteria for reclassification have now been met.

The latest US-Vietnam agreement sent VN-Index close to 1,400, with more gains expected.

Over 91,000 new businesses formed as Vietnam strengthens private sector with policy support.

The Vietnamese stock market surged on June 27, led by strong performances in large-cap stocks, pushing the VN-Index up over 1,370 points.

VN-Index climbs to 1,350 as US-Vietnam negotiations and local policies fuel investor sentiment.

Vietnam’s richest man transfers Vingroup shares to support $61 billion railway plan.

This trend reflects a growing demand for funds to accelerate growth strategies, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and debt reduction.

The drive toward listing is part of a broader strategy among banks to strengthen capital bases.

Encouraging Vietnam-US trade talks and investor optimism pushed the VN-Index past 1,314 in May.

Driven by Vingroup’s stock surge, Vietnam’s richest billionaire breaks into global top 300.

After more than a decade of delays, Vietnam’s new trading platform KRX promises increased liquidity and market upgrade readiness.

The bank must pay over VND 92 million for delays in bond procedures, marked as repeat offenses.

Vietnam’s stock market saw a historic rally on April 10 as Trump’s 90-day tariff delay calmed global fears, sending VN-Index soaring over 6.6% - its biggest intraday gain ever.

Vietnam’s benchmark sees wild swings as investors brace for US trade actions.

Over USD 125 million was sold off by foreign investors amid global policy changes - yet officials say Vietnam’s fundamentals remain strong.