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Tuesday, 18/8/2026 | 04:05 GMT+7

ACBS: Vinhomes-related businesses issue over USD 2 billion in bonds in one quarter

According to ACBS data, Vinhomes-related businesses issued 57 trillion VND in bonds, equivalent to USD 2.1 billion, during the second quarter.

According to ACB Securities (ACBS) Q2 bond market report this year, businesses conducted 163 new issuances totaling 240 trillion VND, a 5,6-fold increase from the previous quarter and comparable to the same period last year.

Banks continued to lead in bond mobilization, raising approximately 113 trillion VND, accounting for about 47%. The real estate sector followed closely with about 107 trillion VND.

New bond issuance volume by quarter. Photo: ACBS

In Q2, the real estate sector's issuance value doubled compared to the same period last year. However, ACBS noted that debt security mobilization remained concentrated among a few major developers.

Data from ACBS showed Vinhomes raised about 36 trillion VND. Including related businesses, the total issuance value reached over 57 trillion VND, equivalent to nearly 53% of the entire sector.

"This indicates that the real estate sector's issuance growth momentum remains highly concentrated in a few large enterprises," the ACBS report stated.

Vinhomes' largest bond issuance was valued at 15 trillion VND, with a two-year maturity, applying an interest rate of 12% per annum for the first four periods. Yields for subsequent periods are determined by the reference interest rate plus 6,1 percentage points, but not lower than 11,5% and not exceeding 12,5% per year.

Meanwhile, despite still leading in total mobilized funds, new bond issuances by banks decreased by 37% compared to the same period last year. ACBS attributed this primarily to banks' continued high deposit interest rates, around 8,5% per year.

Additionally, a high comparison base was a notable factor. In Q2 last year, banks mobilized the largest amount of bonds since 2022.

Also according to ACBS data, as of 30/6, the total size of Vietnam's outstanding corporate bond market reached approximately 1,47 quadrillion VND, up 7% from the end of Q1 and equivalent to 11,3% of GDP. Banks and real estate continued to dominate the market, accounting for 81,4%.

The total face value of bonds repurchased in Q2 was 139,7 trillion VND, a 43% increase compared to the same period last year. Debt securities maturing in the next 12 months are projected to be about 254 trillion VND, a 30% decrease from a year prior, with the peak expected in Q3 next year.

Trong Hieu

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/acbs-doanh-nghiep-lien-quan-vinhomes-phat-hanh-hon-2-ty-usd-trai-phieu-trong-mot-quy-5110200.html
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