16,925,870 Unmatched bid volume (shares)

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1 Thursday, August 29, 213 HSX HNX VN Index % HNX Index % Trade Volume (shares) 65,368,12 Trade Volume (shares) 22,214,47 Trade Value (VND bn.) 1,149 Trade Value (VND bn.) 188 Unmatched bid volume (shares) 16,925,87 Unmatched bid volume (shares) 14,576,13 Unmatched ask volume (shares) 15,62,2 Unmatched ask volume (shares) 19,714,63 Up 33 Down 193 Unchanged 49 Up 41 Down 128 Unchange 217 Price chart Price chart TOP VOLUME TOP VOLUME Sym. Ref. Close % Volume % Sym. Ref. Close % Volume % ITA ,333, SHB ,722, 16.9 FLC ,5, PVX ,611, REE ,65, SCR ,34, 9.24 PVT ,46, SHS ,245, 5.65 HQC ,26, KLS ,236, TOP VOLUME BY FOREIGNER TOP VOLUME BY FOREIGNER Buy Sell Buy Sell Sym. Volume % Sym. Volume % Sym. Volume % Sym. Volume % PVD 312, VCB 578, VIG 442,3 5.4 VCG 191, DPM 37, CTG 488,9 8.4 DXP 8, 9.12 PVX 186, HPG 2, BVH 383, PVS 8, 9.12 PVS 173, VNM 193,1 7.2 ITA 39, AAA 35, 3.99 ACB 124, VCB 173, VNM 284, SDT 25, DXP 45, FOREIGN SENTIMENT FOREIGN SENTIMENT /22/213 8/23/213 8/26/213 8/27/213 8/28/ /22/213 8/23/213 8/26/213 8/27/213 8/28/ Buy Sell Total market volume Unit in million shares Buy Sell Total market volume Unit in million shares

2 MARKET COMMENT Market watch On HOSE, VN-Index opened 3.9 points (-.64%) to points with 2.69 million units matched, valued at VND44.37 billion. In the continuous order-matching, most of large- and small-cap symbols on HOSE declined strongly, following the plunge of global equity market; this fact quickly dragged VN-Index below the 48- point level. Ending the morning, VN-Index dropped 11.6 points (-2.39%) to points. In the afternoon, VN-Index continued falling to nearly the 47-point level due to the strong selling-pressure. Many speculative codes slumped to the floor price in the afternoon i.e. TTF, TCM, PXL, NVT, KBC, ITA and HAR. However, trading activities became more excited thanks to the bottom-fishing force; therefore, liquidity on HOSE had a strong improvement compared to the previous session. Closing the market VN-Index decreased by points (-2.53%) to points. Liquidity on HOSE was million units, valued at VND1,275 billion; in which the put-through trading accounted for 3.9 million units, equal to VND127 billion. ITA and FLC had the largest matching volume on HOSE with 4.33 and 4 million units traded. On HNX, HNX-Index lost.73 point (-1.18%) to 6.68 points with 23.4 million units, worth VND26.5 billion. The pillared stocks on HNX such as ACB, VCG, SHB, BVS and PVS declined VND2-VND4. Some codes stayed at the reference price i.e. WSS, SDH, SDD, PVE, PVA and ICG. SHB led in liquidity on HNX with 3.7 million units, followed by PVX (2.6 million units) and SCR (2 million units). Foreign investors were net sellers with VND69.13 billion on HOSE and VND.88 billion on HNX. UPCoM-Index lost.3 point (-.8%) to 42.9 points. Market Commentary It was thought that there may be a more positive move after indexes showed a decelerating decrease in previous session. However, local market again could not escape the wave of big drop around the world. In fact, VN-Index had not too bad opening, but it soon collapsed as large caps selling was more intense, pushing top largest market cap stocks into negative territory during the trading day. In spite of that, we saw more investors, including foreigners, chose to enter the market and pushing trading volume to 2-month high. This could be considered the bright side of this slump.

3 Technical analysis VN-Index continued to drop over 12 points and created a long-body red candle in the chart. This index also has easily broken the supportive level of 48 points due to the strong selling-pressure. Currently, VN-Index approached the supportive area of points. The bottom-fishing force also happened stronger than the previous sessions, which is reflected by the matching volume increasing to 65.4 million units. This was a positive signal showing that VN-Index will likely hold on at the area of points. Meanwhile, MACD still showed investors pessimism as this indicator moved to level. But we suppose that many technical signs have been approaching the oversold zone; therefore, the market will likely rebound when it moves to the supportive area of points. Thus, the speculators can consider accumulating stocks if VN-Index falls to this area. Resistance 1:497 Resistance 2: 58 Support 1: 48 Support 2: 46 Technical signal for trading Price crossed above EMA () Price crossed below EMA () Code Exchange Price EMA () Code Exchange Price EMA () VFMVF1 HOSE VNM HOSE S55 HNX REE HOSE NTP HNX GAS HOSE DXP HNX VIC HOSE BBC HOSE DRC HOSE RSI (14) oversold RSI (14) overbought Code Exchange RSI Code Exchange RSI BVH HOSE 29.7 RAL HOSE 8.93 MSN HOSE SCL HNX VCB HOSE 24.9 PTK HOSE 7.4 SBT HOSE MNC HNX 7.23 BMC HOSE 24.2 CMT HOSE 72.99

4 VietinBank OKed to Issue 457.3M New Shares to Boost Capital The Vietnam JS Bank for Industry and Trade (CTG) or VietinBank, one of the five state-run lenders, has received approval from the State Securities Commission to issue million new shares in a move to raise its registered capital by 14% to VND37.23 trillion ($1.76 billion). In an earlier statement, the bank planned to sell the volume to existing shareholders at a 14-for- ratio at VND, each. The proceeds will be used to increase the bank s lendable fund, expand its network, invest into its infrastructure platform and pour into investments. After the issue, CTG will continue to be the largest bank by registered capital in Vietnam, followed by Agribank with VND29.15 trillion and BIDV with VND28.11 trillion. CTG now has a 64.46% stake held by State stakeholders while BTMU and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) own a 19.73% stake and an 8.3% stake, respectively. Its consolidated net profit surged by 5% on year to VND3.16 trillion ($149.2 million) in the first half of this year. CTG stock ended up 1.59% at VND19,2/share on August 27. (hsx.vn Aug 27) Vietnam Tire Maker Casumina OKed to List 8.8M New Shares on HOSE Southern Rubber Industry JSC (Casumina-CSM), one of the leading tire producers in Vietnam, has received approval from the Hochiminh Stock Exchange to float 8.78 million new shares on the bourse on August 29. The shares, previously issued for a dividend payout, will help the company raise its total listed volume to million shares, the bourse said on its website. The firm made a net profit of VND billion ($7.95 million) on revenue of VND1.53 trillion in the first half of this year, surging by 54% and.4% on year, respectively. Economic and corporate highlights CSM stock ended 1.69% at VND34,9/share on August 27. (hsx.vn Aug 28) Vietnam Firm Raises Stake to 11.35% in Confectionery BBC Duong Mat Troi Investment JSC bought an additional 145,52 shares of Bibica Corporation (BBC), among the leading confectionery companies in Vietnam, on August 26. As a result, Duong Mat Troi raised its holding in BBC to 11.35%, equal to 1.75 million shares, from the earlier.34%. Accordingly, SSI Fund Management, SSI Real Estate and Duong Mat Troi now hold a combined 38.5% stake in BBC, while the holding of South Korea Lotte Corp. is 38.6%, the local newswire VnExpress.vn said. BBC made a consolidated net profit of VND4.89 billion ($23,6) on revenue of VND billion in the first half of this year. BBC stock ended up 4.48% at VND35,/share on August 27. (hsx.vn Aug 27, VnExpress.vn Aug 27) Vietnam Small Bourse Removes VIG Stocks from Watch List The Hanoi Stock Exchange, Vietnam s small bourse, has decided to remove the stock of Vietnam Industrial & Commercial Securities JSC (VIG) from its watch list from August 28. The decisions was made after VIG made an audited net profit of VND.85 billion ($4,) in the first half of this year. VIG stock ended 4.35% at VND2,2/share on August 27. (hnx.vnaug 27) Vietnam Sanitary Firm PAN Seeks to Raise VND65B via Share, Bond Issuance Pan Pacific Corporation (PAN), listed on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange, plans to mobilize VND65 billion ($3.66 million) via issuing either new shares or bonds. In the first plan, PAN expects to sell 2.3 million new shares in a private placement at not below VND32, each, the Dau Tu Chung Khoan newspaper reported. In the second plan, the company plans to sell 65, convertible bonds in a private placement. The two-year bonds will carry a minimum fixed coupon of 5% per annum. The notes will be converted into shares at not below VND32, each. PAN will submit the plans for shareholders approval at an extraordinary meeting to be held on September. The proceeds will be used to raise PAN s financial capacity, invest in its affiliates and expand business operation. PAN made a consolidated net profit of VND17.65 billion ($832,6) on revenue of VND23.91 billion in the first half of this year, 1% and up 5.75% on year, respectively. PAN stock ended up 1.88% at VND32,6/share on August 27. (Dau Tu Chung Khoan Aug 28 p5) Vietnam Seafood Firm AVF Seek to Reduce Share Issuance Volume Viet An Joint Stock Company (AVF), listed on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange (HOSE), is seeking shareholders approval to revise its plan to issue 14 million new shares from the initial volume of 22.3 million shares, aiming to raise its registered capital. The revision is needed to ensure its current capital surplus compensates the shortfall as the shares will be sold at VND5, each, half of the par value. AVF also plans to offer 1.4 million shares as bonus giving to its staff from the initial projection, in which 1.66 million shares would be sold to its staff at VND5, each. AVF now has a registered capital of VND279.6 billion ($13.2 million) and VND75 billion worth of capital surplus. The company made a net profit of VND14.5 billion ($684,) on revenue of VND817.8 billion in the first half of this year, falling by 21% and 15.84% on year, respectively. AVF stock ended 1.54% at VND6,4/share on August 27. (Cafef.vn Aug 27)

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