HCMC – Vietjet Aviation JSC (HOSE: VJC) will close its shareholder list on June 17 to distribute a 30% stock dividend for 2025 through the issuance of more than 177.4 million new shares.
Under the plan, shareholders will get 30 new shares for every 100 shares held. The airline will use retained earnings of nearly VND12.8 trillion, based on its audited 2025 consolidated financial statements, to fund the share issuance.
According to Vietjet’s first-quarter 2026 financial statements, consolidated revenue rose 17.1% year-on-year to VND21.02 trillion.
Consolidated pre-tax profit increased 36.5% to VND1.14 trillion, while after-tax profit climbed 59.6% to VND1.02 trillion.
As of March 31, 2026, Vietjet’s total assets stood at VND143.53 trillion. Its net debt-to-equity ratio was 2.1 times and its liquidity ratio was 1.5 times.
The carrier contributed VND1.94 trillion to the State budget in the first quarter, according to the financial statements.
Closing the trading session today, June 8, VJC dropped 4.23% to VND176,800, with 906,900 shares changing hands.
The VN-Index plunged 48.37 points, or 2.63%, to 1,790.53 on Monday as sharp losses in major property stocks, led by VIC, weighed on the market.
On the Hochiminh Stock Exchange, 250 stocks declined and 66 others advanced. Trading volume reached nearly 714.6 million shares worth VND18.99 trillion, up 42.1% in volume and 37.4% in value from the previous session on June 5. Block deals accounted for 101.2 million shares valued at VND3.08 trillion.
The VN30-Index dropped 49.5 points. Twenty-seven constituents closed lower, two gained, and one was unchanged.
VIC was the biggest drag on the benchmark index, falling 5.8% to VND195,000 per share. The stock alone took away more than 19 points off the VN-Index. Other major decliners included VRE, down 5.1%, VJC, down 4.2%, GVR, down 3.7%, and VHM, down 3.5%.
Real estate stocks posted the steepest sector loss, falling 4.36%, mainly due to declines in Vingroup-related shares. However, some stocks bucked the trend. NVL rose 2.2% to VND13,850 per share on trading volume of 21.8 million shares, while KDH gained 1.3% to VND23,200 with 5.7 million shares changing hands.
Banking stocks were broadly lower. LPB gained 1.4% and STB closed unchanged, while the remaining banking shares declined. SHB fell 2.1% with 45.8 million shares traded, and ACB lost 3.4% on volume of 27.7 million shares.
Brokerage stocks also weakened. HCM and VCK were the only notable gainers, rising more than 1%. VIX remained the most actively traded stock on the market, with more than 55.5 million shares traded. It fell 5.1% to VND16,850 per share. VND lost 4.3% and SSI declined 2.4%.
Insurance, telecommunications, and materials stocks also fell between 2% and 3%.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index rose 4.57 points, or 1.56%, to 298.36. The exchange saw 39 gainers and 102 decliners. Trading volume totaled 59.1 million shares worth VND998 billion.
