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During the week of 20–24 April, investment funds remained net buyers and recorded the largest deployment of capital this year. A key transaction involved Leadvisors becoming a major shareholder of Vietnam Container Joint Stock Company (HOSE: VSC) after acquiring 60 million shares on 22 April, equivalent to 16.03% of charter capital.
In the same session, VSC recorded 69.51 million shares traded via negotiated deals with a total value near 1,673 billion VND, while on-exchange volume was 4.98 million shares. Based on the figures provided, the 60 million-share block bought by Leadvisors may have been executed through transfer trades at an estimated value around 1,444 billion VND.
VSC had previously risen to around 27,500 VND per share in early March 2026 before retreating to 22,200 VND on 24 April, a decline of about 19%.
In contrast, Dragon Capital’s selling activity was less dynamic. On 17 April, Dragon Capital sold 100,000 shares of Dat Phuong Group (DPG), reducing its stake to below 11%, to roughly 12.9 million shares. At 42,000 VND per share, the transaction value was about 4.2 billion VND.
Earlier, on 7 April, Dragon Capital bought 162,000 DPG shares, lifting its stake above 11% to about 13.2 million shares.
DPG’s trading activity coincided with a rebound of roughly 14% to 44,300 VND per share on 24 April, after reaching a short-term low of 39,000 VND on 29 March.
VietstockFinance; Khang Di; FILI. 07:28 26/04/2026.
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