Abstract:In the first six months of 2022, VNDirect Securities Corporation's (HoSE: VND) profit before tax is estimated to reach about VNĐ1.62 trillion (US$69.7 million), an increase of 43 per cent year-on-year, said Nguyễn Vũ Long, Acting General Director of VNDirect.

In the first six months of 2022, VNDirect Securities Corporation's (HoSE: VND) profit before tax is estimated to reach about VNĐ1.62 trillion (US$69.7 million), an increase of 43 per cent year-on-year, said Nguyễn Vũ Long, Acting General Director of VNDirect.
The result is expected to complete approximately 45 per cent of the business plan in 2022 that was approved by the General Meeting of Shareholders.
VNDirect keeps its parent companys profit plan unchanged despite recent unfavourable conditions on the market.
Accordingly, the General Meeting of Shareholders has approved the parent companys profit after tax of over VNĐ3.6 trillion, up 32 per cent over last year.
Although the target is quite challenging, the securities firm will strive to achieve it in the second half of 2022.
According to the Acting General Director, the company completed the capital raising in April, increasing equity to over VNĐ14 trillion and is one of the securities companies with the largest capital scale in the market.
It continues to diversify mobilised capital sources by continuing to make more syndicated loans in the foreign market with a value of up to $300 million. The loans are expected to be implemented in the third and fourth quarters of 2022.
The large capital helps VNDirect continue to expand its business capacity for activities in the capital market, such as consulting services and securities underwriting.
The stock market is facing risks due to macro factors caused by geopolitical conflicts, trade war-related conflicts, disruptions of global supply chains and rising inflation in many economies.
However, in the long term, in the general picture of the whole market, Việt Nam is still a bright spot with a stable macro foundation and strong economic growth prospects in the next cycle.
On Tuesday, VND shares rose 0.95 per cent to VNĐ15,900 per share. The gain ended its long losing streak of seven sessions, with four trades hitting floor prices.

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