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Vietnamese stocks fell on November 12, with the VN-Index down 0.70% to 1,734.75 points amid pressure on large-cap and bank stocks. Foreign investors net sold VND 857.2 billion on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, led by FPT.
Novaland CEO Dương Văn Bắc sold more than 10.63 million shares on November 2–3, about 67.3% of his previous holdings. His stake fell to 0.215%. The sale price was undisclosed; the transaction is estimated at about VND 107 billion based on the average price of negotiated trades during the period.
Vietnam’s VN-Index rose 28.75 points to 1,743.07 on November 10. Foreign investors bought a net VND 472 billion on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, while gains in banking, real estate and materials stocks helped lift the index.
