Vingroup shares hit the ceiling price, pushing the VN-Index up to 1,325 points.

The Vingroup , Vinhomes, and Vincom Retail stock groups all surged strongly, contributing significantly to the solid positive performance of the VN-Index at the close of the first week of March 2025.

The Vingroup, Vinhomes, and Vincom Retail stock groups all surged strongly, contributing significantly to the solid positive performance of the VN-Index at the close of the first week of March 2025.

Following a more than 1% increase, the stock market continued to see strong buying demand right from the opening of the new trading day. However, early profit-taking pressure slowed the upward momentum somewhat, reflecting a clear divergence among different stock groups. Strong capital flows between sectors indicate that investor sentiment remains positive. After several leading stock groups broke through in the previous session, capital attention shifted to other sectors this morning, helping to maintain high market liquidity.

In the afternoon session, trading became more positive as several key stocks broke out, widening the gains of the VN-Index. However, trading was more cautious in many other sectors, causing market liquidity to decrease compared to the previous session.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index stood at 1,326.05 points, up 7.83 points (0.59%) from the previous session. The HNX-Index rose 0.4 points (0.17%) to 238.41 points. The UPCoM-Index continued to fall 0.27 points (-0.27%) to 99.08 points.

Vingroup shares contributed the most points to the VN-Index's increase.

The number of rising and falling stocks was fairly balanced today, with 409 stocks increasing and 389 stocks decreasing. Across the market, 36 stocks hit their upper limit while 34 stocks hit their lower limit.

The market's focus was on Vingroup's group of stocks. Vingroup (VIC) shares surged to the ceiling price of 45,300 VND/share and were the biggest contributor to the VN-Index's 2.69-point increase. VHM also rose 3.1% and VRE increased 1.96% today.

The information that fueled the sharp rise in the prices of these three stocks is believed to stem from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) recently announcing the receipt of the listing application from Vinpearl Joint Stock Company. The number of shares registered for listing is nearly 1.8 billion, corresponding to a charter capital of VND 17,933 billion.

Previously, on November 15, 2024, the State Securities Commission issued a document confirming the completion of Vinpearl's public company registration. Vinpearl is also a member of the Vingroup ecosystem. Vinpearl was listed on the HoSE in January 2008 but was delisted in December 2011 to merge with Vingroup.

Besides VinGroup's stocks, many bank stocks surged strongly today, contributing significantly to the overall market's positive performance. VCB rose 1.7%, CTG increased 1.8%, and MBB gained 1.66%.

Among mid- and small-cap stocks, many real estate stocks also received significant capital inflows. Specifically, NLG rose 1.7%, PDR increased 1.5%, and DIG gained 1%...

Conversely, quite a few large-cap stocks were in the red, putting some pressure on the overall market. PLX fell 1.8%, BVH fell 1.7%, and GVR fell 1.5%. GVR was also the stock that exerted the most pressure on the VN-index, deducting 0.48 points from it.

Following yesterday's volatile trading session, EIB continued its sharp decline, falling 2.5% to 21,650 VND per share. In addition, other notable stocks such as CTD, EVF, DBC, etc., also traded in the red.

Foreign investors resumed net selling after a rare net buying session.

Market liquidity decreased compared to the previous session but remained high, with the total trading value across all three exchanges reaching approximately 22,800 billion VND. The total trading volume on HoSE reached 958 million shares, equivalent to a trading value of 20,795 billion VND, a 10% decrease compared to the previous session, with block trades contributing 1,259 billion VND. Trading values ​​on HNX and UPCoM reached 1,381 billion VND and 627 billion VND respectively.

Foreign investors resumed net selling of VND 218 billion across the market after yesterday's rare net buying session. The largest profit-taking was inFPT shares, totaling VND 104 billion. MSN and DGC shares saw net selling of VND 82 billion and VND 45 billion respectively. Conversely, foreign investors significantly invested in Vingroup shares. VIC was the most heavily bought stock with VND 98 billion. HPG and MWG were also bought net of VND 91 billion and VND 70 billion respectively.

Source: https://baodautu.vn/co-phieu-vingroup-tang-tran-vn-index-tang-len-1325-diem-d251386.html