TCX shares of TCBS reached their 250th trading session since listing on HOSE, down 12.79% from the opening price of the first session, though they had at one point risen about 30.12%. F88 rose 92% on reaching the same milestone, while AIG and CRV fell 32% and 28% respectively, showing no common formula for first-year performance. Since late 2025, 10 IPO companies have raised a total of 60,900 billion dong, more than nine times the 6,500 billion dong raised by 16 companies in 2021-2024, and experts stress post-listing quality, transparency and governance. Most of the new stocks are trading below their IPO prices, and the article notes that performance also depends on business outlook, interest rates and investor sentiment.
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Original headline: 250 phiên giao dịch đầu tiên của một cổ phiếu
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| Close on 10/27/2026 | 1,761.87 |
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