Vietnam stocks: Mekong Fisheries, Ben Tre, Tan Tien Plastic 2009-10-05 - Bloomberg
Vietnam’s benchmark VN Index, a measure of 173 companies on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, dropped for a fourth day, falling 0.1 percent to 549, the lowest since Sept. 11, extending last week’s 5.7 percent decline.
Among the index members, 79 fell and 62 gained.
Ben Tre Aquaproduct Import & Export Joint-Stock Co. (ABT VN), Vietnam’s third-biggest listed seafood company, fell 1.9 percent to VND78,000. The company plans to issue about 3.2 million bonus shares for its existing investors, it said in a statement filed on the exchange’s website, without giving a timeframe.
Mekong Fisheries Joint-Stock Co., a seafood processor and exporter, climbed 5 percent to close at VND63,000, the biggest gainer on the bourse today. It has rallied 38 percent since listing on Sept. 24.
The company, based in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho, raised its full-year pretax profit forecast 37 percent to VND37 billion ($2 million) as a recovery in the global economy boosted its overseas shipments, according to a company statement on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange’s website.
Saigon General Service Joint-Stock Co. slid 1.5 percent to VND45,500 dong. Vietnam Opportunity Fund Ltd. cut its holding in the company to 5.3 percent from 6.7 percent, the Ho Chi Minh City-based company said in a statement filed on the exchange’s website.
Tan Tien Plastic Packing Joint-Stock Co., a Vietnamese packaging maker partly owned by Citigroup Inc., declined 2.6 percent to VND56,500, the lowest since Aug. 24. Saigon Securities, Inc. has reduced its stake in Tan Tien Plastic to 4.9 percent from 7.6 percent, according to a statement on the bourse’s website.
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