VN Index in slight surge September 24 to close at 980pts
Source: 25/Sep/2007 Intellasia | 24/Sep/2007 Vietnamnet | Hanoimoi
Sep 25, 2007 - 9:40:37 AM

After a slight fall in last week the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange on September 24 opened a new week by seeing a strong surge on the stock market when the VN Index added 17.15 points or 1.78% to close at 975.82 (after 11 am) with a total matching order trade of 10,270,010 shares worth 896,362 billion dong.

Among 115 share codes traded via the southern floor, the market witnessed 63 with increasing, while 36 fell and 16 stood still. Out of two fund certificates, VFMVF1 reached the ceiling price 1,500 dong to 32,500 dong per fund certificate and PRUBF1 raised 200 to 11,300 dong each.

Almost shares reached the ceiling price like VID up 2,500, VFC +2,300, UNI +4,500, AGF +2,000, TS4 +2,000, DXP +2,500, DIC +2,100, BBT +1,000, NAV +5,000, DHA and HAX +4,000, HBD +1,700 and PET increased 3,000 dong.

Especially, prime scrip reached the ceiling price including STB added 3,000, REE +7,000 and FPT +11,000, SJS +1,000, SAM and PVD +3,000 and VNM up 2,000 dong per share

VIC of Vincom Joint Stock Co made a strong impression when reaching continuous increases since its first session on September 19. In this session, VIC gained the ceiling price 6,000 dong per share with the total matching order trade of 550,000 shares.

The two brothers of Kinh Do in this session together fell, of which KDC lost 12,000 dong to 236,000 dong and NKD down 9,000 dong to 215,000 dong per share.

In the trading volume, STB took the first position with over two million shares and followed by VFMVF1 with over 600,000 fund certificates, FPT with over 300,000 and PVD with over 400,000 shares.

On the northern floor, after two consecutive falls with 4,13 points, the session on September 24 regained 8.78 points or 3.22% to close at 281.27 with a total market trade of 2,405,250 shares worth over 211.618 billion dong, a 35% increase in trading volume and 30% in value from the previous session.

Ending the session, the stock market marked 55 increased, 27 declined, five remained unchanged and four with no transactions. Foreign investors doubled trading volume with 200,800 shares worth 18.1 billion dong or 41% increase over the last session. ACB regained ground by adding 8,500 dong to 142,700 dong per share.

Other blue-chip shares also increased price in this session. Particular, SSI up 1,800 to 174,000, BVS +5,000 to 391,100, NTP +1,000 to 113,900 and BMI increased 300 dong.
Between two petroleum affiliates, PVI reached a slight increase with 100 to 80,100 dong per share, the new comer PVS dropped 1,100 to 126,700 dong per share.

ACB continued taking the pole place in trading volume with 286,900 shares and followed by SSI with 266,600, HNM with 218,900 and TBC and PVS with 150,100 and 147,400 shares.

SCJ drew the attention of many investors when reaching the strongest increase in price by adding 9,900 dong to 109,500 dong and followed by ACB and SD7 up 6,900 dong, RLC and BVS up 5,600 and 5,000 dong per share.

Taking the first place in falling price was shares of Hai Phong Petrolimex Service and Transport Joint Stock Co by losing 2,500 dong to 43,500 dong per share, followed by SGD slipped 2,100 dong to 43,400 dong, SD5 and SSS together lost 2,00 dong, VC2 down 1,800 dong to 104,300 dong per share.

Ending the session, many shares approached the ceiling price like CJC up 9.06%, ICF +9.93% and SIC added 9.98%.