Several billion-dollar companies in Vietnam are facing the imminent risk of losing public company status and being delisted from stock exchanges.

Vietnam's stock market continued its upward trajectory on January 7, with the VN-Index surpassing 1,835 points-a new all-time high. The early-year rally reflects strong investor sentiment and rising confidence.

The VNDIRECT Securities Joint Stock Company said that 2026 is the first year of implementing the five-year socio-economic development plan, opening what is considered the most ambitious policy cycle in Vietnam’s history.

Housing prices in Vietnam continued to climb rapidly in 2025, outpacing income levels and straining affordability. Yet on the stock market, real estate equities followed a different path - one marked by stark divergence.

With the VN-Index near 1,800 points, Vietnam emerged as one of the world’s top-performing markets in 2025.

The move of shares from UPCoM to HoSE is expected to create more room for the banks to raise capital, improve stock liquidity and enhance information transparency, thereby meeting the higher standards of a centralised stock market.

Vietnam's stock market opened sharply lower on December 26, with shares linked to the Vingroup conglomerate hitting the floor after the company announced its withdrawal from the North-South high-speed railway project.

The Hanoi Stock Exchange has announced the cancellation of nearly 710 million FLC shares from UPCoM, effective December 31, marking the company’s complete exit from Vietnam’s stock market.

Vietnam’s stock market turned sharply lower after Vingroup announced its withdrawal from the North–South high-speed railway project, sending “Vin” stocks plunging to their floor prices.

FTSE Russell reclassifies Vietnam as an emerging market following a surge in investor confidence and reforms.

Vietnam’s stock market soared on December 16, but Quoc Cuong Gia Lai shares plunged following news of a proposed prosecution against former CEO Nguyen Thi Nhu Loan.

Vietnam’s VN-Index posts Asia’s biggest drop, falling 3% amid liquidity fears and year-end pressures.

Vietnam’s stock market stands at the brink of historic momentum as 2025 sees record-high liquidity and another potential wave of monetary expansion in 2026.

Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong has reached a new milestone, ranking 101st among the world’s wealthiest individuals, driven by a sharp surge in VinGroup stock prices and the growing strength of his business empire.

The Vietnamese stock market is on the brink of transformative changes as the government implements new policies designed to facilitate foreign investor access.

The Vietnamese stock market experienced a widespread decline on November 6, marked by weak demand and cautious investor sentiment.

Gold prices plunged sharply at the opening of Asian trading on November 4, with spot gold falling more than USD 45 overnight to USD 3,980 per ounce (equivalent to a loss of about 1.5 million VND per tael).

VN-Index fell sharply, losing 22.65 points on November 3 as major blue-chip stocks came under intense selling pressure. The market's total capitalization - around $200 billion - was further eroded, worsening investor anxiety.

Vietnam’s stock market stunned investors with a powerful turnaround, recovering nearly $5 billion in a day after a sharp plunge.