HCMC – Viettel Post JSC, whose VTP shares are traded on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange, has announced a strategic collaboration in Vietnam with Federal Express Corporation (FedEx) to strengthen cross-border logistics connectivity.
Under the deal effective on April 26, Viettel Post will serve as National Network Provider (NNP) for FedEx in Vietnam, supporting an enhanced operating model designed to improve network efficiency, operational flexibility, and service quality across the country.
FedEx will leverage Viettel Post’s extensive nationwide coverage, robust fleet, and established local infrastructure to better serve customers in Vietnam’s fast-growing trade and e-commerce market.
Viettel Post will undertake key operational roles including end-to-end pickup and delivery, warehouse operations, and customs clearance coordination to enable more efficient, synchronized, and reliable cross-border logistics flows.
The integration of the FedEx global logistics operating network with Viettel Post’s domestic logistics infrastructure aims to create a seamless end-to-end supply chain.
Customers will benefit from greater flexibility, optimized transit times, and expanded service coverage.
By shortening delivery times and extending pickup cut-off times, Vietnamese businesses are better positioned to access international markets, particularly as cross-border trade continues to grow rapidly.
Closing the trading session today, April 23, VTP rose by 1.18% day-on-day to VND68,500, with 394,800 shares changing hands.
On the southern bourse, the VN-Index added 13.06 points, or 0.7% day-on-day, at 1,870.36 points, with 104 advancers and 208 decliners.
Around 1.03 billion shares worth VND29.3 trillion were transacted, up 45.5% in volume and 36.9% in value against yesterday’s session. Block deals contributed VND2.3 trillion to the overall value.
The VN30-index edged down 0.67 point, with 10 gainers and 19 losers. Among them, Sabeco unexpectedly rebounded strongly, closing up 7% at its ceiling price of VND48,200 per share during its 2026 annual general meeting.
Meanwhile, Vietcombank and Vingroup remained the market’s main supports, ending up 5.7% and 3.5%, respectively.
On the downside, Vincom Retail posted the steepest loss of 3.5%, followed by SHB down 2.4%, Duc Giang Chemicals Group down 2.4%, and Mobile World Investment Corporation down 2.2%.
On the northern bourse, the HNX-Index lost 2.13 points, or 0.83%, at 253.23 points, with 45 winners and 100 losers. The total trading volume reached VND77 million, valued at VND1.4 trillion.
