HCMC – HCMC Infrastructure Investment JSC (HOSE: CII) plans to issue up to VND780 billion in bonds to fund a highway expansion project and restructure debt.
CII will carry out two bond offerings, each with a tenor of 60 months. In the first tranche, the company plans to issue up to 2,800 bonds worth VND280 billion. The bonds will be non-convertible, carry no warrants, and be secured by assets. Proceeds will be used to restructure debt.
In the second tranche, CII plans to issue up to 5,000 bonds worth VND500 billion through a private placement. These bonds will be non-convertible, carry no warrants, and be guaranteed for payment by a credit institution. Funds will be used to expand the HCMC–Trung Luong–My Thuan Expressway.
Closing the trading session today, December 30, CII dropped 3.95% to VND21,900, with a trading volume of nearly 12.2 million shares.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rose on Tuesday, supported by gains in several large-cap stocks, while overall market liquidity fell.
The main index closed up 12.06 points, or 0.69%, at 1,766.9 points, with 168 winners and 142 losers.
Trading volume reached 639.6 million shares, valued at VND20.69 trillion, down 6% in volume and 7% in value from the previous session. Block deals accounted for about 85.4 million shares worth VND2.93 trillion.
SHB recorded the highest trading volume on the market, with more than 65.8 million shares changing hands. The stock rose 0.9% to VND16,350.
With one session left before the market closes for the 2025 calendar year, the VN-Index is on track to gain about 500 points for the year, or roughly 39.5%, from around 1,266 points, if no sharp swings occur. In the fourth quarter alone, the index has risen more than 105 points, or about 6.3%, from the 1,661-point level.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index closed down 0.72 points, or 0.29%, at 250.5 points. The northern market recorded 56 advancers and 74 decliners, with trading volume exceeding 63.5 million shares, valued at VND1.19 trillion.
