HCMC — Masan Consumer Corporation (stock code: MCH) will end trading on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) on December 17 and debut on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange (HOSE) on December 25.
The reference price for the first trading day on HOSE will be based on the average reference prices of the last 30 UPCoM sessions before delisting.
Masan Consumer has also approved plans to issue shares to increase capital. The company will distribute treasury shares to existing shareholders at a ratio of 10,000:103 in 2026, meaning shareholders will get 103 new shares for every 10,000 held.
It also plans to issue new shares from owners’ equity with a ratio of 2,147 new shares for every 10,000 shares held by shareholders.
Closing the trading session today, December 12, MCH edged down 1.48% to VND213,000, with 304,300 shares changing hands.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index fell 3.06% on Friday, closing 52.01 points lower at 1,646.89, as decliners far outnumbered gainers on the HOSE.
The market saw 40 advancing stocks and 296 declining ones, including 31 that hit the floor. Trading volume rose to 906.2 million shares worth VND24.7 trillion, up more than 50% in both volume and value from the previous session. Block deals contributed nearly 86 million shares valued at VND 2.57 trillion.
The index lost 94.43 points, or 5.42%, for the week, marking its lowest level since mid-November.
Real estate stocks led the downturn. VHM and VRE plunged to their floor prices of VND94,100 and VND27,450. VIC slipped 1.4%, while VPL also hit the floor at VND84,700. The four stocks together took away more than 11 points from the VN-Index.
Other large-cap stocks also extended losses. VPB fell 5.7% to VND26,550, and GVR dropped 5.1% to VND25,300. Other bluechips declined between 3% and 5%.
Newly listed VPX narrowed earlier losses and closed down 1.6% at VND30,300, with 3.25 million shares traded.
QCG was a rare bright spot, hitting its upper limit to VND17,600 on volume of 6.64 million shares. Lender SHB took the lead by liquidity with nearly 65.6 million shares changing hands.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index dropped 5.78 points, or 2.26%, to 250.09. The bourse recorded 38 gainers and 133 decliners, with 97.9 million shares traded for VND1.96 trillion.
