AsemconnectVietnam - Masan Consumer (HOSE: MCH) is receiving a series of positive signals in the capital market as its shares have been removed from the list of ineligible securities for margin trading, are predicted to potentially join the VN30 index, and may be added to the FTSE Emerging Markets Index. These developments reflect MCH's gradual progress in meeting capital market standards, thereby expanding its access to domestic and international capital.

Continuously recording important milestones in the capital market
On June 29th, the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) announced the removal of MCH shares from the list of ineligible securities for margin trading after the company rectified the relevant conditions.
Being removed from the list of securities ineligible for margin trading helps MCH expand its access to market capital, while also facilitating improved liquidity and a broader investor base.
At the same time, in its Q3/2026 review report, BIDV Securities Company (BSC) predicted that MCH could be added to the VN30 index due to meeting the criteria for market capitalization and liquidity. If added to the VN30, MCH would become a stock with a new weighting for index-tracking ETFs. According to BSC's estimates, if added to the index, VN30-referenced ETFs might need to purchase approximately 3.02 million MCH shares, equivalent to about VND 387 billion, making MCH the most purchased stock during this restructuring period.
Simultaneously, according to the latest assessment by Vietcap Securities, MCH is also highly likely to be added to the FTSE Emerging Markets Index if it continues to maintain its current conditions until the data cutoff date of June 30th. According to Vietcap, MCH's market capitalization, free float ratio, and foreign ownership limit have all exceeded the requirements, while the remaining criterion, liquidity, is assessed to be on track to be met during this assessment period.
The simultaneous forecast of joining both the VN30 and FTSE Emerging Markets Index shows that MCH is gradually meeting the increasingly high standards of the capital market, from market capitalization and liquidity to free float ratio. If added to these indices, MCH will have more opportunities for ETFs and institutional investors to allocate capital, thereby expanding its shareholder base, increasing liquidity, and enhancing its market presence.
Internal Business Strength Continues to Strengthen
These milestones in the capital market occurred against the backdrop of Masan Consumer continuing to maintain a positive growth foundation. In the first five months of 2026, revenue reached VND 12,732 billion, a 12.9% increase year-on-year, continuing to closely follow the 11-15% growth plan for the whole year.
Retail Supreme continues to expand its coverage and improve distribution quality, contributing to increased efficiency in bringing key brands such as CHIN-SU, Nam Ngư, Omachi, Chanté, and Homey closer to consumers, while also supporting the company in accelerating the launch of new products.
Alongside business growth, Masan Consumer also continues to strengthen its senior leadership team with positions responsible for business growth, operations, and digital transformation of the supply chain, thereby enhancing management capabilities and preparing the organizational foundation for the next development phase.
The granting of margin financing, the forecast of joining the VN30 index, and the potential inclusion in the FTSE Emerging Markets Index demonstrate that improvements in Masan Consumer's business operations and management capabilities are gradually being reflected in the capital market. If these milestones are realized, the company will have more opportunities to expand its access to long-term capital, improve stock liquidity, and consolidate its position among the leading consumer goods companies on the Vietnamese stock market.
BOX: Masan Consumer (HOSE: MCH) is a subsidiary of Masan Group (HOSE: MSN), one of Vietnam's leading consumer goods and retail businesses. With nearly three decades of serving consumers, the company now owns a diverse portfolio of FMCG products in the fields of spices, convenience foods, beverages, personal and household care, with familiar brands such as CHIN-SU, Nam Ngư, Omachi, Kokomi, and Wake-up 247. Masan Consumer's products are present in over 98% of Vietnamese households and are exported to more than 26 countries worldwide, affirming its position as one of the leading profitable FMCG companies in the region.
Source: VITIC/Bao Tai chinh – Dau tu