Vuong's VinEnergo Holding: $3B Energy Ambition Outside VIC
Corporate Analysis

Vuong's VinEnergo Holding: $3B Energy Ambition Outside VIC

Pham Nhat Vuong has registered VinEnergo Holding with VND 79,763 billion in capital, surpassing Vingroup and built entirely outside the listed entity. Here is what VIC and VHM shareholders need to understand.

Minh Quan·
May Bond Market: 97% of Public Offerings Are From Banks
Investor Guide

May Bond Market: 97% of Public Offerings Are From Banks

While most retail investors still avoid 'corporate bonds' because of 2022 memories, the public offering channel in May has completely changed: 97% of issuance value comes from banks, not real estate.

Mai Linh·
Vinhomes Gold-for-Home Program: The 110% Is a Price Floor, Not a Return
Investor Guide

Vinhomes Gold-for-Home Program: The 110% Is a Price Floor, Not a Return

Vinhomes promises to return 110% of your gold's value after 5 years, but spread evenly that's only about 2% per year. Here's what you're actually paying for.

Mai Linh·
Urea Down 27% With Supply Still Stuck: DPM and DCM
Corporate Analysis

Urea Down 27% With Supply Still Stuck: DPM and DCM

90 days from Hormuz to the reversal: urea surged 55% then fell 27% while supply remained locked in. DPM and DCM delivered a standout Q1, but the second half hinges on two unresolved variables.

Minh Quan·
VND 58,500B Corporate Bonds Due Q2: Real Estate at 75.6%
Risk Watch

VND 58,500B Corporate Bonds Due Q2: Real Estate at 75.6%

Vietnam's largest quarterly corporate bond maturity of the year arrives with nearly three-quarters concentrated in real estate, against a backdrop of VND 31,500 billion already in arrears. Here's what bondholders need to understand about the three scenarios ahead and their legal rights under Decree 08.

Duc Tri·
DGC Trading Restricted: Two Problems, One Legal Root
Risk Watch

DGC Trading Restricted: Two Problems, One Legal Root

From May 26, DGC moves to periodic matching: lower liquidity, harder to exit. That part is fixable. The bigger risk is a criminal investigation that is simultaneously squeezing profit margins and extending the recovery timeline.

Duc Tri·
IMP: Tender Window Closed, Market Price Still 18% Below
Investor Guide

IMP: Tender Window Closed, Market Price Still 18% Below

Lian paid VND 57,400 per share to take control of Imexpharm, yet IMP trades at just VND 46,650. This isn't a mispricing. A minority share and a controlling stake are fundamentally different things.

Mai Linh·
Rice Prices Up 18%, But Rice Stocks Stay Silent
Investor Guide

Rice Prices Up 18%, But Rice Stocks Stay Silent

World rice prices have surged in May and Vietnam now leads regional export pricing. But TAR and LTG are still falling. Here is why the reflex of 'buy commodity stocks when prices rise' does not apply to rice.

Mai Linh·
Samsung Thai Nguyen: The Top-Earning Samsung Electronics Subsidiary
Corporate Analysis

Samsung Thai Nguyen: The Top-Earning Samsung Electronics Subsidiary

A single factory in Thai Nguyen province posted VND 18,520 billion in net profit for Q1/2026, outperforming every Samsung Electronics subsidiary worldwide. Here is the three-layer mechanism behind the number and what it means for Vietnam's export story.

Minh Quan·
Hormuz in the Grey Zone: Three Scenarios for May 25-29
Macro Insights

Hormuz in the Grey Zone: Three Scenarios for May 25-29

Two official statements from Washington and Tehran flatly contradicted each other about the Strait of Hormuz on the same evening. Vietnam's oil and gas stocks lost 7-12% last week and now face three divergent scenarios.

Thanh Ha·
Hanoi's 3-Year Housing Lock Proposal: Legal Gap and Three Scenarios
Risk Watch

Hanoi's 3-Year Housing Lock Proposal: Legal Gap and Three Scenarios

Hanoi has proposed restricting commercial home transfers for 3 years in new multi-purpose urban zones. The 2023 Housing Law does not grant local governments this authority, and the legal path to making it stick is long.

Phuong Nam·
HPG, TCX, TAL Going Ex-Dividend This Week: the Price Drop is Mechanical
Investor Guide

HPG, TCX, TAL Going Ex-Dividend This Week: the Price Drop is Mechanical

This week (May 25-29), trading screens will show HPG down ~VND 2,400 and TCX down ~17% on Monday morning. This is not a loss but a standard HOSE reference price adjustment on dividend ex-dates.

Mai Linh·