According to experts, the fact that VIC shares have grown fivefold in eight years is not unusual when compared to leading companies in South Korea or the United States.
In today's trading session (April 22), VIC shares surged to the ceiling price of 207.200 VND/share, pushing Vingroup's market capitalization above 1,6 trillion VND.
VIC shares hit a historical peak, pushing billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong's net worth above $31 billion and simultaneously helping Vingroup become Vietnam's first company with a market capitalization of 1,5 trillion VND.
In today's trading session (April 16), VIC shares continued to hit the ceiling price, significantly increasing the wealth of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong.
In just one trading session (6 hours) on December 8, 2025, Vingroup's VIC stock surged to its ceiling price, pushing the company's market capitalization past the historical mark of 12 trillion VND.
VIC shares hit the ceiling price again in today's trading session (December 8th), adding 76.290 billion VND to Vingroup's market capitalization, reaching nearly 12 million USD.
Vingroup's VIC shares surged to their maximum allowed limit in today's trading session (August 4th), making a significant contribution to the overall stock market index.
On May 19th, the "Vin Group" stocks became the market's focus as VIC hit its ceiling price, setting its highest price since February 2022.
Vingroup's group of stocks hit the ceiling price in today's trading session (April 14), pushing the net worth of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong up to $8,4 billion.
In today's trading session (March 25), shares of Vingroup Corporation (VIC) continued to rise and recorded a series of "massive" block trades.
VIC maintained its upward momentum, and the gains of its two "brother" stocks, VHM and VRE, contributed to pushing the VN-Index to close at its highest level in nearly a year.
Vingroup's VIC stock price is experiencing a surge, growing for six consecutive trading days, bringing billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong over 21.000 billion VND.
The stock market surged strongly today, October 31st, across all three exchanges, with banking and oil and gas stocks leading the way and driving the index's upward momentum.
At the start of the new week, the VN-Index fell 12 points (equivalent to 1,33%) to 888,82 points, while the other two indices, HNX and UpCom, also experienced a downward trading session.
Despite experiencing a red trading session on October 25th, the VN-Index still suffered less loss than some other Asian stock market indices such as NIKKEI, HSI, KOSPI, etc.
In today's stock market trading session on October 15th, the VN-Index fell by 18 points (1,9%), and the HNX index fell by 2,05 points (equivalent to 1,86%).
After a sharp decline and a loss of 160 trillion VND on October 11th, the VN-Index unexpectedly surged today, recovering 50% of its losses.
Fitch's downgrade of Vingroup's rating outlook from stable to negative following increased borrowing for VinFast was anticipated by the group.
Mr. Tran Dinh Long (Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hoa Phat Group) and Mr. Trinh Van Quyet (Chairman of the Board of Directors of FLC Group) both suffered significant losses in assets; while Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong's wealth increased noticeably.
As of July 3rd, the estimated net worth of the Chairman of Vingroup reached $7,1 billion, ranking him 218th on the list of the world's richest people.
The Vingroup chairman is now the 542nd richest person in the world, climbing 124 places in just 13 days, according to Forbes.
The title of richest person on the Vietnamese stock exchange has changed hands again after Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong once more surpassed Mr. Trinh Van Quyet.
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