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Trading on June 17, Vingroup shares (VIC) were net sold strongly by foreign investors, totaling 11.5 million shares, equivalent to more than 2.3 trillion dong (VND). Selling pressure from foreign investors was offset by domestic buyers rebalancing the flow.
Most transactions took place through the negotiated channel. In the June 17 session, VIC appeared in two negotiated trades totaling 10.8 million shares at a price of 194,000 dong per share, for a value of nearly 2.3 trillion dong.
Source: Vietcap.
The session also saw pronounced market movements linked to Vingroup’s “family” of stocks, especially VIC and VHM. The two stocks at times fell 3–4% before recovering toward the close, with declines narrowing to around 1%. As a result, the VN-Index closed down by less than 2 points despite intraday losses exceeding 20 points.
Recently, Phạm Thiếu Hoa, Chairman of Vinhomes’ Board, said Vinhomes has decided to completely halt expanding its land bank in Vietnam. He emphasized that the decision does not mean exiting the real estate market; the company will continue normal operations.
According to Mr. Hoa, the halt in land-bank expansion is intended to help Vinhomes focus on quality and higher value creation per square meter.
For 2026, Vingroup targets revenue of 485,000 billion dong, up 46% from 2025. Net profit after tax is expected at 35,000 billion dong, three times the year-ago level. If achieved, the conglomerate of Phạm Nhật Vượng would set new records for both revenue and profit.
Vingroup said it will continue strengthening its three pillars—Technology-Industry, Commerce-Services, and Social Welfare—while expanding into three new areas: Infrastructure, Green Energy, and Culture. To support expansion, the Board plans to deploy multiple capital-raising tools domestically and internationally.
