The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) has announced the addition of five more stocks to its list of those not eligible for margin trading, bringing the total number of affected stocks to 69 as of September 7, 2026. This decision is based on the companies' financial results, particularly their net profits.

The newly added stocks include BCE, GIL, PNC, VNG, and VNS. BCE, belonging to Binh Duong Construction and Transport Joint Stock Company, was cut from margin trading due to a negative net profit reported in its consolidated financial statement for the first half of 2026. Similarly, PNC from Phuong Nam Culture Joint Stock Company, VNG from Thanh Thanh Cong Tourism Joint Stock Company, and VNS from Vietnam Sun Corporation also reported negative net profits, making them ineligible for margin trading.

GIL, which is part of Gilimex Joint Stock Company, faced a margin cut due to its half-year financial report for 2026 receiving a review conclusion that was not fully accepted by the auditing organization.

As of the latest update, the list of stocks not eligible for margin trading includes a significant number of stocks under warning, totaling 29. This group includes APG, APH, ASP, CMX, CIG, NVT, TLH, TTF, among others. Additionally, 14 stocks reported negative net profits in their 2025 and half-year 2026 financial statements. Furthermore, the list has been expanded to include stocks that have been listed for less than six months, with DMX, LPS, and AAN being newly added.

This move by HoSE is part of its ongoing efforts to monitor and manage the trading activities of stocks, especially those that show signs of financial instability.