Foreigners still hoarding CTG shares

The total offloading volume of foreigners for HAG and VCB was up to 73 billion dong, accounting for 37.1 percent of the foreigners’ total selling volume on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange (STC) on March 17.



In details, on the southern bourse, foreign investors bought 75 share codes with a total volume of 6,087,130 shares valued at 181.3 billion dong and offloaded 69 share codes with a total volume of 6,834,610 shares worth 196.6 billion dong. Therefore, their net sale value was 15.3 billion dong on the southern floor.



They mainly offloaded for share codes such as HAG, VCB, REE, CSM and STB with a total selling value of 94.5 billion dong, of which, HAG saw the biggest offloading volume of 1,010,280 units valued at 44.8 billion dong. At the time of closing the trading session, HAG-coded shares gained 800 dong to 45,500 dong per share.



Conversely, CTG continued attracted the attention of foreigners with the biggest buying volume of 2,653,310 shares worth 80 billion dong. Ending the trading session, CTG gained 1,400 dong to 30,200 dong per share.



On the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), foreigners continued buying 1.894 million shares (24 share codes), for 37.5 billion dong and offloaded 300,500 shares (23 share codes) valued at 4.5 billion dong.



The net sale of foreigners on HNX was up to 33 billion dong.



On the northern floor, foreigners mainly focused on buying for VCG with 1,246,700 shares, accounting for 37.53 percent of the foreigners’ total trading volume, valued at 26.6 billion dong.

After the trading session on March 17, VCG bounded 1,400 dong to 21,400 dong per share.



Following were PVX, PVS, KLS and SCR with the total buying volume of 214,300 shares, 160,900 units, 121,300 units and 54,200 units respectively.



On contrary, they boosted selling of KLS with 97,600 shares worth 1 billion dong.



Ending the trading session, KLS edged up 100 dong to 10,000 dong per share.

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