HCMC – Nam A Commercial Joint Stock Bank (HOSE: NAB) posted pre-tax profit of over VND5.25 trillion in 2025, up 15.6% year-on-year, driven by robust credit expansion, strong asset growth and stable profitability indicators.
During the year, the bank posted credit growth of 18.2%, while total assets reached VND418.34 trillion, officially placing Nam A Bank among the top 15 banks in Vietnam by assets. As of December 31, 2025, total deposits from economic organizations, individuals and the issuance of valuable papers exceeded VND211 trillion, up more than 18.4% versus end-2024.
Outstanding loans rose to over VND198 trillion, also up 18.2% compared to the beginning of the year. Meanwhile, the bank’s total investment in government bonds and valuable papers issued by credit institutions surpassed VND40 trillion, surging 92.1%.
Nam A Bank also mobilized nearly US$160 million in international capital through bilateral and syndicated loans from reputable partners, contributing to funding diversification and long-term growth capacity.
Closing the trading session today, January 13, NAB fell 1.32% to VND14,900, with a trading volume of over 1.8 million shares.
The VN-Index gained 25.6 points, or 1.36%, to 1,902.93, with 203 advancers and 131 decliners. Total trading volume reached over 1.34 billion shares worth VND42.3 trillion, down nearly 3% in volume but up almost 2% in value compared to the previous session.
Large-cap stocks provided strong support. VIC rebounded sharply in the final minutes to close up 2.6% at VND167,900, contributing more than seven points to the VN-Index. Other VN30 stocks also advanced, with VHM rising 2.9% to VND134,000 and VRE up 2.9% to VND33,550.
On the HNX, the HNX-Index closed up 0.97 point, or 0.39%, at 252.85. The market recorded 72 gainers and 81 decliners, with trading volume of more than 109.5 million shares valued at VND2.48 trillion.
