Two daughters of VPBank Vice President also raced to buy stocks when prices skyrocketed.

According to the information just announced, Ms. Bui Cam Thi and Ms. Bui Hai Ngan, two daughters of Mr. Bui Hai Quan - Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial Bank ( VPBank , stock code VPB) have just registered to buy a total of 40 million VPB shares. Both transactions are expected to be carried out from August 25 to September 23, by order matching or negotiation method.

Before the transaction, neither Ms. Thi nor Ms. Ngan owned any VPB shares. If the transaction is successful, each will increase their ownership in the bank to 20 million shares, equivalent to 0.25% of the capital. Meanwhile, Mr. Bui Hai Quan currently owns more than 156 million VPB shares, equivalent to 1.97% of the bank's capital.

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Notably, the two daughters of VPBank's Vice Chairwoman of the Board of Directors registered to buy a large amount of shares in the context of the group of bank stocks in general and VPB skyrocketing. Of which, VPB had two consecutive ceiling price sessions this week and reached 36,550 VND. Compared to a month ago, VPB shares have nearly doubled. If trading at the current price, Ms. Thi and Ms. Ngan will spend a total of more than 1,460 billion VND to buy all 40 million registered shares.

Information supporting the recent increase in VPB shares comes from the initial public offering (IPO) of VPBankS Securities Company in the fourth quarter of 2025. VPBank currently owns 99.95% of VPBankS shares - a unit with a charter capital of VND 15,000 billion. The strong increase also brought VPBank's capitalization to nearly VND 290,000 billion (nearly USD 11 billion), for the first time entering the group of enterprises with a capitalization value exceeding the threshold of USD 10 billion on the Vietnamese stock exchange. VPBank's capitalization value also surpassed VietinBank and ranked 4th in the entire banking system.

However, in contrast to domestic investors, foreign investors continuously sold VPB shares. On August 20 alone, this group sold 15.4 million VPB shares worth VND533 billion. In the previous three sessions, foreign investors also withdrew VND550 billion.