Listing ambitions of Vietnamese banks backed by leaders

Listing ambitions of Vietnamese banks backed by leaders

Several of Vietnam’s banks are gearing up to list on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, indicating a notable growth trajectory and an opportunity for capital augmentation.
Overseas listings require caution amid many pitfalls

Overseas listings require caution amid many pitfalls

Vietnamese businesses have been increasingly showing interest in listing their stocks on foreign exchanges, yet there are certain caveats to note. Dr. Ho Quoc Tuan, senior lecturer at the University of Bristol, spoke with VIR’s Lan Huong about factors Vietnamese companies should know when aiming for international listings.
Companies hold back from listing in exchange shake-up

Companies hold back from listing in exchange shake-up

A number of companies have postponed or entirely cancelled plans to list in Vietnam due to current market volatility and economic uncertainties, while some banks signal their intention to tap into broader funds by switching to the Ho Chi Minh City bourse.
Listing outlook looks poor

Listing outlook looks poor

The plans of many firms to list have been slowing down due to unfavourable market and business conditions, and several firms have even made a U-turn on their decision.
Foreign-led groups prep for listing

Foreign-led groups prep for listing

Some major foreign-invested corporations are making strides towards Vietnam-based listings as part of their global growth strategies, despite the country’s restricted legal access for those entities.
Banks urged to complete listing plans

Banks urged to complete listing plans

The latest regulatory requirements make it impossible for banks to continue delaying their listing plans.
Banks are sluggish to list stocks

Banks are sluggish to list stocks

As 2018 is almost over, many local banks still have not shown any sign of listing on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM).
Foreign investors offered maximum 49 per cent stake in Cenland

Foreign investors offered maximum 49 per cent stake in Cenland

Foreign investors are offered a maximum of 49 per cent stake in CenLand, the first real estate brokerage firm listed on the HSX.
Yeah1 Group holds big market debut amid pricing controversy

Yeah1 Group holds big market debut amid pricing controversy

Digital media firm Yeah1 Group marked its first trading day by hitting the ceiling at VND300,000 ($) today, despite ongoing debate about its sky-high pricing.
Yeah1 shares hit ceiling on first transaction day

Yeah1 shares hit ceiling on first transaction day

On its first day on HSX, Yeah1 hit the ceiling price of VND300,000 by increasing 20 per cent against the reference price.
Digital media firm Yeah1 Group to make public debut next Tuesday

Digital media firm Yeah1 Group to make public debut next Tuesday

Yeah1 will start trading on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange next Tuesday, making history as the first Vietnamese media company to join the listed market.
VNG keeps quiet on US listing

VNG keeps quiet on US listing

One year after VNG Corporation issued plans to list its shares on Nasdaq in the US, no information of progress has been disclosed.
Vinhomes makes historic stock market debut

Vinhomes makes historic stock market debut 1

Vinhomes, the real estate arm of Vingroup JSC, has listed 2.68 billion shares on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange this morning, under the ticker VHM.
FPT Retail listed at towering reference price

FPT Retail listed at towering reference price

FPT Retail has officially listed 40 million shares on the HSX with the reference price of $5.49, according to the HSX website.
TPBank heads to HSX at VND32,000 initial price

TPBank heads to HSX at VND32,000 initial price

TPBank is joining its peers to list its stocks on HSX in the upcoming weeks of April, expecting some $1 billion of market capitalisation by the end of 2018.    
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