maximum 130700 usd fine for listing violations draft decree

Maximum 130,700 USD fine for listing violations: Draft decree

Public companies may receive a penalty of 2-3 billion VND (87,120-130,700 USD) for falsifying share listing and trading documents under a proposal from the Ministry of Finance.
shares to correct on worries of virus surge

Shares to correct on worries of virus surge

Vietnamese shares may continue to fall this week as a spike in fresh coronavirus cases fuelled concerns that the path to economic recovery could be hindered.
aquatic firm set to be removed from the stock market

Aquatic firm set to be removed from the stock market

Aquatic exporter Hung Vuong Group will cancel its listing on August 8 due to violations of information disclosure rules, the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) has said.
shares slip as virus cases surge

Shares slip as virus cases surge

Vietnamese stock markets ended lower on Friday as a continued rise in coronavirus cases dashed hopes of a swift recovery from the pandemic-hit economic downturn.
shares rebound as banks and energy gain all eyes on virus measures

Shares rebound as banks and energy gain, all eyes on virus measures

Hanoi - A rise in beaten down banking and energy stocks helped Vietnamese shares rebound on Thursday as investors pinned hopes on the Government’s drastic measures to tackle the COVID-19 outbreak.
sky high livestock prices may breach competition law

Sky-high livestock prices may breach competition law

Although many livestock companies could face an inspection to ensure they follow through on commitments to cut their prices, the market outlook still looks dreary in spite of the government’s call to stabilise the selling cost of live pigs.
hung vuong corporation removed from hsx

Hung Vuong Corporation removed from HSX

227 million shares of Hung Vuong Corporation – which used to be Vietnam’s largest pangasius producer – will be removed from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HSX) due to a violation of information disclosure rules from August 5.
shares gain on hopes of government virus measures

Shares gain on hopes of Government virus measures

Vietnamese shares rose on Thursday morning on the back of a resurgence in banking stocks and hopes of the Government’s drastic measures to tackle the COVID-19 outbreak.
philippines debt rises to nearly 184 billion usd

Philippines' debt rises to nearly 184 billion USD

The Philippines' outstanding debt soared past 9 trillion pesos (roughly 183.9 billion USD) as of the end of June as the government borrowed more to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippines Bureau of Treasury said.
vietnam inching towards msci emerging market index status

Vietnam inching towards MSCI emerging market index status

Despite not yet being upgraded on the MSCI watch-list for emerging markets, Vietnam is poised to become the largest constituent of the MSCI Frontier Markets Index, replacing Kuwait. Matthew Smith, head of Research at Yuanta Securities shared his view with VIR’s Luu Huong on potential benefits and challenges for the domestic stock market.
an phat holdings becomes largest market cap plastic stock in vietnam

An Phat Holdings becomes largest market cap plastic stock in Vietnam

An Phat Holdings (HSX: APH) has become the plastic stock with the largest market cap in the Vietnamese securities market after its successful listing on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HSX).
shares bounce back on bargain hunting

Shares bounce back on bargain hunting

Vietnamese shares rebounded sharply on Tuesday to end in positive territory as investors went bargain hunting for stocks that fell in previous trading sessions.
childrens education in modern society adaptability and flexibility

Children’s education in modern society: adaptability and flexibility

Uncertainties unfolding worldwide during the pandemic give rise to new views on education, with parents now putting more stock in adaptability, dynamism, and adaptation to all circumstances and changes.    
pig sellers urged to aid in balancing out prices

Pig sellers urged to aid in balancing out prices

Major livestock firms Hoa Phat Group, CJ Vietnam, and Japfa Comfeed have denied accusations from the Department of Livestock Production that they are failing to co-operate with the government to stabilise the selling price of pigs in order to balance the supply and demand ratio – even leading to the department to have to issue a partial apology over its data.
organisations rush to sell sacombank shares to retrieve debts

Organisations rush to sell Sacombank shares to retrieve debts

Some organisations have rushed to sell shares of Sai Gon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Sacombank) to retrieve bad debts, but it was not easy to find buyers agreeing with the offered price.