Press Releases
12.06.2026
Emerging Vietnam 2026: Resilience in Chaos
HSC successfully hosted the 12th edition of Emerging Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City on 10–11 June 2026, bringing together more than 500 global investors, corporate leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping Vietnam’s next phase of growth
CEO Trinh Hoai Giang delivers the opening remarks at the event
We are honored to welcome Dr. Nguyen Son, Chairman of the Board of Members of the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (VSDC); Mr. Trinh Son Hong, Acting Chairman of Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE); Mr. Pang Te Cheng, Consul-General of Singapore in Ho Chi Minh City; and Dr. Jochen Schmittmann, Regional Resident Representative for the IMF Resident Offices in Vietnam, Cambodia and Lao PDR.
This year's theme is "Resilience in Chaos", it is a fitting description of the world we operate in today. Tariffs are being rewritten, supply chains redrawn, and conflict in the Middle East is once again moving energy markets. Volatility is no longer the exception - it is the backdrop.
Against that backdrop, Vietnam's story is one of resilience. The country is not simply weathering the disruption; it is using it to reset its growth model. The agenda focused on the next wave of reform, what we call Doi Moi 2.0, and the infrastructure supercycle it unlocks, to Vietnam's ambition to build an International Financial Center and to complete its upgrade to Emerging Market status. These are the foundations being laid while others wait for the storm to pass.
Emerging Vietnam 2026 featured:
- 16 panel discussions, keynote sessions, and sector-focused workshops covering the macroeconomic outlook, capital markets, Vietnam’s International Financial Center, infrastructure, technology, energy, FDI and real estate, logistics, consumer trends, banking, insurance, and Vietnam’s evolving investment landscape.
- 10 corporate presentations from some of Vietnam’s leading listed and private companies, including Dien May Xanh, PNJ, Kim Tin Group, PVT, HPG, REE, VRE, CTG, BIDV, and VPB.
- More than 600 attendees, including institutional investors, corporate representatives, policymakers, distinguished speakers, and industry leaders from Vietnam and around the world.
- Hundreds of one-on-one meetings connecting investors and businesses, fostering meaningful dialogue and facilitating investment opportunities.
Panelists discuss Vietnam’s market outlook and investment opportunities
While the conference sessions have concluded, the Emerging Vietnam 2026 journey continues with 3 site visits in Long An, Can Gio, Hanoi – Quang Ninh, and 2 curated cultural experiences, providing participants with deeper insights into Vietnam’s businesses, people, and growth story.
This year also marked the launch of a newly enhanced Emerging Vietnam platform, offering a more seamless digital experience through online registration, meeting scheduling, personalized agendas, and real-time event updates.
For a closer look at the event hub, please visit https://www.emergingvietnam.com.vn/
HSC Q3 2026 Profit Before Tax at VND 371 Billion; 9M Profit in Line with Prior Year
HSC has released its Q3 2026 financial statements, reporting revenue of VND 1,182 billion and profit before tax of VND 371 billion, down 15% and 33% year-on-year, respectively, against a high base in Q3 2025. For the first nine months of 2026, HSC recorded revenue of VND 3,634 billion, up 17% year-on-year, and PBT of VND 1,075 billion, in line with the same period last year.
HSC at the Asian Securities Forum 2026: A corporate perspective on capital raising after market upgrade
On 2 October 2026, Johan Nyvene, Chairman of HSC, joined “Investing in Vietnam: Rising to a New Era”, held as part of The 31st Asia Securities Forum Annual General Meeting in Hanoi.
HSC recognized among Vietnam’s leading private-sector taxpayers
HSC has been recognized in the PRIVATE 100 – Top 100 Largest Private Taxpayers in Vietnam, and ranked among the Top 5 securities companies with the largest contributions to the State budget nationwide.