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HoSEs stock market capitalisation in March rises by 3.1% compared to February

HoSE's stock market capitalisation in March rises by 3.1% compared to February

The stock market capitalisation on the HCM Stock Exchange in March increased by 23.1 per cent from the end of 2023.
Stock market capitalisation tops 60% of GDP

Stock market capitalisation tops 60% of GDP

The market capitalisation of Việt Nam’s stock market approximated VNĐ6 quadrillion (US$246.7 billion) in 2023, rising 9.5 per cent from and equivalent to about 62 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2022, statistics show.
HoSE market capitalisation down VND1.8 quadrillion in 2022

HoSE market capitalisation down VND1.8 quadrillion in 2022

HoSE market capitalisation has declined by VND1.79 quadrillion in 2022, instead of VND5.8 million billion recorded at the end of 2021.
Market capitalisation on HOSE hits nearly 93 per cent of GDP

Market capitalisation on HOSE hits nearly 93 per cent of GDP

Market capitalisation on HoSE rose more than 42 per cent year-on-year to VNĐ5.8 quadrillion VND (US$254.83 billion) by the end of 2021, accounting for 92.77 per cent of the previous year’s GDP.
Top companies see profit slide in 9 months

Top companies see profit slide in 9 months

Forty largest companies by market capitalisation posted a 15 per cent annual decline in total pre-tax profit after nine months.
Real estate companies lose trillions of dong due to COVID-19

Real estate companies lose trillions of dong due to COVID-19

Reduction in share prices of many real estate businesses due to the novel coronavirus (COVID -19) outbreak has made those firms lose thousands of billion dong in their market capitalisation value.
Share prices of dairy industry see slight increase in 2019

Share prices of dairy industry see slight increase in 2019

The dairy industry grew 0.5 per cent in market capitalisation in 2019, much lower than the average growth of 7.7 per cent of the VN-Index, according to a report issued recently by SSI Securities Joint Stock Company (SSI).
VN30 firms take 92% of all top listed firms total Q3 profits

VN30 firms take 92% of all top listed firms’ total Q3 profits

Three companies in the HNX30-Index posting losses in the third quarter were PetroVietnam Coating Corporation (PVB), Tri Viet Group (TVC) and constructor Vimeco JSC (VMC).
Smaller securities firms dominate derivatives broking activities

Smaller securities firms dominate derivatives broking activities

After two years of operation, smaller securities firms in terms of market capitalisation have beaten big players in derivatives brokerage market share.
Sugar firm remains in VN30 Index

Sugar firm remains in VN30 Index

The HCM Stock Exchange has announced the first of the year to the blue-chip VN30 Index, a basket of 30 stocks with the largest market capitalisation and highest liquidity.
Four stocks to move into VN30 Index

Four stocks to move into VN30 Index

The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) may include stocks of four listed companies in its coming large-cap VN30 Index review.
Viet Nams stock market capitalisation reaches 79.2% of GDP

Viet Nam’s stock market capitalisation reaches 79.2% of GDP

Viet Nam’s stock market capitalisation increased 13 per cent against the end of last year, reaching nearly US$169.5 billion by the end of August.
ASEAN companies face US750b risk from cyberattacks

ASEAN companies face US$750b risk from cyberattacks

Companies across the ASEAN bloc face a growing risk of cyberattacks, which can expose the region’s top-listed firms to a US$750 billion erosion in current market capitalisation.
IPOs needed to improve market

IPOs needed to improve market

The Government needs to enlarge the scale of the market and lure more State-owned enterprises to list shares through speeding up their equitisation, according to Luu Trung Thai, Vice Chairman of the Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank.
Stock market capitalisation equals 61% of VNs GDP

Stock market capitalisation equals 61% of VN’s GDP

Total value of stock market capitalisation in the first 10 months was equal to 61 per cent of Viet Nam’s gross domestic product, the National Financial Supervisory Commission (NFSC) reported.