HCMC – FPT Corporation (HOSE: FPT) has signed six strategic partnership deals on AI and digital transformation with major corporations in Thailand and Singapore across the agriculture and food, manufacturing, banking, energy, logistics, and ground services sectors.
The deals were signed during the Vietnam-Thailand Business Forum in Bangkok and the Vietnam-Singapore Tech Connect Forum, in the presence of Party General Secretary and State President To Lam, along with senior leaders from Thailand and Singapore.
In Thailand, FPT partnered with Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) to deploy AI and digital transformation solutions across the agribusiness giant’s value chain, focusing on data analytics, traceability, and smart operations.
FPT also cooperated with SCG to develop and deploy next generation AI and digital transformation initiatives across the conglomerate’s business ecosystem. The partnership is expected to expand AI adoption across SCG’s subsidiaries in chemicals and petrochemicals, cement and building materials, packaging, logistics, and enterprise transformation.
In Singapore, FPT expanded its partnerships with leading corporations across the financial services, energy, logistics, and transportation sectors.
FPT collaborated with UOB to accelerate AI and digital transformation in financial services and fintech, with Sembcorp to advance AI, data center, renewable energy and smart city initiatives, with SATS to explore AI and technology driven logistics solutions across Asia, and with ComfortDelGro to develop smart transportation solutions, optimize operations and enhance customer experience.
Closing the trading session today, June 2, FPT rose 2.61% day-on-day to VND74,800, with nearly 17.4 million shares changing hands.
On the Hochiminh Stock Exchange, broad based selling pushed the VN-Index down 18.07 points, or 0.98%, to 1,826.47, its lowest level in about six weeks. Losers outnumbered gainers by 226 to 87.
Market liquidity surged, with trading volume rising 43.4% from the previous session to more than 727 million shares, while value climbed 29.5% to VND19.49 trillion. Block transactions contributed 82.4 million shares worth VND3.13 trillion.
The VN30 Index fell nearly 17 points, with 26 stocks ending lower and just three posting gains. HDB was the session’s biggest loser, dropping 3.3%, while energy stocks also came under pressure, with BSR, GAS and PLX falling 3.1%, 2.4% and 2.3%, respectively.
Among mid- and small-cap stocks, NVL tumbled 6.9% to its daily limit down price of VND14,200, with more than 26.8 million shares changing hands and sell orders at the floor price still totaling 24.5 million shares at the close.
