SSI’s Vietnam Long-term Growth Fund to list next week

SSI Asset Management Company’s Vietnam Long-term Growth Fund has received the registration certificate from the State Securities Commission and will list on December 13.

Vietnam Long-term Growth Fund will start trading on December 13. — Photo courtesy of SSI

SSI Asset Management Company’s Vietnam Long-term Growth Fund has received the registration certificate from the State Securities Commission and will list on December 13.

The objective of the fund is to generate steady returns over the long term by investing in high-quality stocks in key industries like consumer goods, retail, banking, real estate, and logistics.

Its IPO from October 27 to November 16 raised nearly VND149 billion (US$6.47 million).

Investors can track the fund at online.ssiam.com.vn or the SSIAM OTG app. — VNS

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