HCMC – FPT Corporation (HOSE: FPT) booked revenue of over VND70.1 trillion in 2025 and profit before tax of VND13,04 trillion, up 11.6% and 17.8% year-on-year, respectively.
Stocks in the technology sector remained the main growth drivers. The sector, including domestic and global IT services, accounted for 63% of consolidated revenue and 45% of profit before tax, equivalent to VND44.48 trillion and VND5.88 trillion, respectively. Revenue and profit in the sector grew 13.7% and 12.5% year-on-year.
Closing the trading session today, January 28, FPT advanced 2.35% to VND104,500, with over 11.9 million shares changing hands.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index fell 1.51% to 1,802.91 points on Wednesday due to sharp losses in large-cap stocks, particularly Vingroup-related shares.
The Hochiminh Stock Exchange closed with 140 gainers and 172 decliners. The index lost 27.59 points by the end of the session.
Market liquidity rose sharply. Total trading volume exceeded 1.04 billion shares worth VND34.6 trillion, up more than 30% in volume and 35% in value from the previous session. Block deals accounted for more than 183.4 million shares worth VND5.5 trillion.
Vingroup-related stocks were the biggest drags on the market. VIC plunged to its floor price of VND140,500, while VHM recovered from its daily lower limit but still dropped nearly 6% to VND104,300. VRE declined 5.9% to VND29,100. These three stocks together took away more than 22 points from the main index.
Other major losers included ACB, PLX, VJC and GVR, each down more than 3%. Banking stocks such as BID, TCB, VCB, HDB and TPB also closed lower.
Gains were limited on the upside. GAS rose 2.3% to VND118,000 after paring earlier gains. STB and FPT advanced more than 2%, while MSN led blue-chip gainers, up 3.7% to VND79,500.
Mid- and small-cap stocks lost momentum, with only a few names such as DRH, TDH, VVS, MDG and VRC closing at their ceiling prices. Several property and construction stocks gained between over 2% and more than 6%.
Energy and transport-related stocks such as PVT, CNG, PVD and TCO rose between over 2% and nearly 5%. BSR eased from its ceiling price to close up 1.9% at VND21,900, but remained among the most actively traded stocks with more than 41.6 million shares changing hands.
Selling pressure eased toward the end of the session, limiting losses for many stocks, though some names, including VBA, DGW, CRE and GEE, still fell between nearly 3% and over 4%.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index slipped 0.15% to 252.47 points. The northern bourse recorded 68 gainers and 85 decliners. Trading volume reached nearly 104.8 million shares valued at VND2.75 trillion.
