HCMC – SSI Securities Corporation (HOSE: SSI) will offer more than 415 million new shares to existing shareholders at VND15,000 each.
The list of eligible shareholders will be finalized on December 9. Shareholders can buy one new share for every five shares held.
SSI expects to raise about VND6.23 trillion from the sale. It plans to allocate VND3.11 trillion to investments in certificates of deposit and use the remaining VND3.11 trillion to expand margin lending.
Rights can be transferred from December 17 to December 30, 2025. The subscription period will run from December 17, 2025, to January 8, 2026.
SSI paid a 10% cash dividend for 2024 on October 15, with total payouts of more than VND2.07 trillion. Daiwa Securities Group, the largest shareholder with over 317 million shares, received more than VND317 billion. NDH Investment, which holds 164 million shares, received VND164 billion.
The brokerage reported operating revenue of VND9.33 trillion in the first nine months of the year, up 48% from a year earlier. Pre-tax profit rose 37% to VND4.08 trillion. SSI has achieved 96% of its 2025 pre-tax profit target of VND4.25 trillion.
Closing the trading session today, November 28, SSI edged down 1.2% to VND32,800, with nearly 25.5 million shares changing hands.
The VN-Index rose on Friday, supported by gains in VIC and several bluechips, even as most large-cap stocks declined.
The VN-Index added 6.67 points, or 0.4%, to close at 1,690.99, with 106 winners and 185 losers. Trading volume reached more than 707 million shares worth VND20.75 trillion, slightly lower than the previous session. Block deals contributed over 90 million shares worth VND5.36 trillion, including nearly 18 million VIC shares valued at about VND4.3 trillion.
For the week, the index increased more than 36 points, or 2.18%, marking its third straight weekly gain. It rose over 51 points, or 3.11%, in November.
VIC rose 5% to VND260,400 and contributed more than 11 points to the main index. VPL added 6.2% to VND95,000, adding over two points. VNM climbed 3.2% to VND64,000 with 11.8 million shares traded, its busiest session since mid-September.
Seventeen bluechips in the VN30 basket, which groups the 30 largest-cap stocks, ended lower, with GVR and FPT down more than 2%.
In the mid- and small-cap segment, TTF, PLP, and ICT hit their upper limits. CII, HT1, ACL, PVD, and CDC gained around 3%. TDP, VSI, and STG advanced 5% to 6%, though liquidity remained low.
VIX took the lead by liquidity with over 58.4 million shares changing hands, but it inched down 2.58% to VND24,500.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index dropped 1.52 points, or 0.58%, to 259.91, with 56 gainers and 99 decliners. Trading volume reached 63.6 million shares worth VND1.26 trillion.
