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As of April 19, 2026, the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE) margin-cut list includes 68 stocks restricted from margin lending. The restrictions are applied based on factors including companies’ financial condition, warning or monitoring status, and listing duration.
Two stocks—TNI and SMC—have been removed from the margin list after the issues that triggered the margin cut were addressed.
Several stocks have had their margin trading eligibility restored after resolving the underlying problems. Notably, NVL of Novaland has been allowed to conduct margin trading since early April. NVL was previously cut due to negative after-tax profit attributable to the parent company in the reviewed consolidated financial statements for the first half of 2025.
In contrast, Duc Giang’s DGC was added to the list of stocks not eligible for margin trading after the company delayed disclosure of its 2025 audited financial statements by more than five working days past the disclosure deadline.
As of April 19, 2026, HOSE’s margin-cut list comprises 68 stocks restricted from margin lending. The list includes stocks in warning or controlled categories, as well as stocks that have not met margin-trading eligibility requirements based on listing duration.
The stocks in the warning or controlled categories include: AAT, ABS, APH, ASP, BCG, CIG, CMX, DLG, DQC, DRH, HAS, HID, HVN, JVC, LDG, NVT, OGC, PIT, PTL, SRF, SVD, TCR, TDH, TIX, TMT, TLH, TTF, TTE, VCA, VNE.
Additionally, stocks such as AFX, ANT, CRV, GEL, GHC, HPA, MCH, TCX, TSA, VCK, VPX, VVS have not met margin-trading eligibility due to listing duration of less than six months.
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