HCMC — FPT Corporation (HOSE: FPT) and Glassdome have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on digital transformation solutions for manufacturers.
The companies will work on joint go-to-market strategies, technology collaboration and sector-focused solutions. They plan to target automotive, textile, battery, electronics and steel industries. The partnership aims to expand their presence in Europe, South Korea and Vietnam.
FPT will use Glassdome’s platform to strengthen its digital manufacturing services. The two companies plan to combine FPT’s delivery network with Glassdome’s carbon data and production-monitoring technology.
The cooperation will allow manufacturers to centralize production data, track carbon emissions and adopt digital workflows that meet global sustainability standards.
Closing the trading session today, December 10, FPT inched down 1.34% to VND95,600 per share, with nearly 3.9 million shares changing hands.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index fell 1.61% on Wednesday, weighed down by sharp declines in Vingroup-related shares.
The index dropped 28.19 points to close at 1,718.98, with 121 stocks advancing and 188 falling on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange. Trading volume reached more than 647 million shares worth VND19.9 trillion, down 33% in volume and 32% in value from the previous session. Block deals contributed over 130 million shares valued at VND4.74 trillion.
Vingroup stocks put the strongest pressure on the market. VIC and VPL both hit their floor prices. VRE slipped more than 6%, while VHM fell 3.7%. These four stocks together took away 18 points from the main index.
Large-cap stocks showed limited movement, except SAB, which declined 3.4% on profit-taking.
Mid- and small-cap stocks were mixed. AGR, QCG, HAR, HVX and TTF all closed at their upper limits with active trading. Other gainers included VVS, up 5.3%; FTS, up 4.4%; and SVC, up 3.5%.
Losses widened in ICT, HII, VTB and HHP, which all ended at their floor prices. GEE and TAL each dropped 6.8%, PLP lost 6.7%, AFX slid 6.2% and TLG fell 5.1%. Other stocks declined between 3% and nearly 5%.
Lender SHB took the lead by liquidity with nearly 38.9 million shares changing hands, but it slid 0.3% to VND16,450.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index eased 0.66 point, or 0.26%, to 256.48 points. The northern market recorded 58 winners and 83 losers, with a matching volume of 44.5 million shares worth VND827.9 billion.
