Corporate leaders and their families are stepping in to buy shares worth trillions of đồng after a historic market plunge, signalling their confidence in long-term business prospects.
AGMs are emerging as a key test of corporate governance in Việt Nam, with transparency, dialogue and clear commitments increasingly shaping investor confidence and long-term market credibility.
Vietnamese stocks rebounded on Monday as strong gains in banking and materials shares helped lift the VN-Index nearly 24 points, recovering part of the losses after last week’s historic market sell-off.
In the first two months of this year, the State Treasury raised more than VNĐ60.5 trillion in government bonds, completing about 55 per cent of its first-quarter issuance plan and roughly 12 per cent of the full-year target.
Shareholders now have two options to obtain their share ownership certificates: they can either visit Artex''s headquarters to complete the necessary procedures in person or authorise another individual to do so on their behalf.
Sustained high oil prices, coupled with geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, pose a more favourable outlook for energy and marine transport stocks compared to the broader market.
The sell-off was particularly pronounced in the oil and gas, shipping and chemical sectors, groups that had previously benefitted from rising global oil prices.
The investment, totalling VNĐ10.2 billion (US$389,798), doubles Viettel Warehousing and Transportation Service''s charter capital from VNĐ10 billion to VNĐ20.2 billion.
