Over the past three days, the market capitalization of billionaire Vuong's businesses has attracted attention.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The decline occurred after this group of stocks had been rising sharply in previous sessions. Contributing to the decline were MWG, FRT, DGW, and the "king" stock...

Statistics show that in the three trading sessions from December 10th to 12th, shares of Vingroup 's VIC, Vinhomes' VHM, Vincom Retail's VRE, and Vinpearl's VPL all declined, causing the market capitalization of the "Vin" group to decrease by more than 221,900 billion VND.

Specifically, VIC shares fell from around 160,000 VND/share to 144,000 VND/share. This development occurred amidst Vingroup's recent report on the results of its share issuance to increase its equity capital. Following the issuance at a 1:1 ratio, the company distributed 3.85 billion shares, raising the number of outstanding shares to 7.73 billion units.

Following the same trend, Vinhomes' market capitalization decreased by approximately 55,000 billion VND, Vincom Retail by approximately 10,300 billion VND, while Vinpearl's value "evaporated" by about 32,800 billion VND in the last three trading sessions.

Overall, the market capitalization of the "Vin Group" has decreased by more than 221,900 billion VND, equivalent to approximately 8.5 billion USD.

VinGroup stocks have experienced three consecutive days of sharp declines (Photo: VNDStock).

As one of the large-cap stocks on the market, the decline of this group strongly influenced the VN-Index. Simultaneously, many large stocks such as MWG of Mobile World Group also fell by 4.62%, FRT ofFPT Retail by 6.67%, DGW of Digiworld by 4.97%, etc.

In particular, key sectors such as finance, real estate, and industry saw a surge in stocks falling to their lower limit, reflecting short-term panic.

Foreign investor activity is also a notable negative point. After a week of exceptionally high net buying exceeding 4,300 billion VND, foreign investors quickly reverted to strong net selling. Cumulatively over 5 sessions, foreign investors have net sold nearly 6,000 billion VND, with over 4,500 billion VND net selling in the first two sessions alone.

By exchange, foreign investors net sold VND 5,791 billion on HoSE, VND 115.72 billion on HNX, and VND 68.64 billion on UPCoM. In the last trading session of the week, VIC was the most heavily net sold stock with nearly VND 183 billion, followed by VCB of Vietcombank andACB of Asia Commercial Bank.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/trong-3-ngay-von-hoa-doanh-nghiep-nha-ty-phu-vuong-gay-chu-y-20251215111631255.htm