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VOF Vinacapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Ld

497.50
2.00 (0.40%)
Last Updated: 10:20:39
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Vinacapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Ld LSE:VOF London Ordinary Share GG00BYXVT888 ORD $0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.00 0.40% 497.50 496.50 498.50 499.00 497.00 497.00 121,474 10:20:39
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Investment Trust -10.43M -15.02M -0.0982 -50.66 760.63M
Vinacapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Ld is listed in the Real Estate Investment Trust sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VOF. The last closing price for Vinacapital Vietnam Oppo... was 495.50p. Over the last year, Vinacapital Vietnam Oppo... shares have traded in a share price range of 426.00p to 505.00p.

Vinacapital Vietnam Oppo... currently has 152,890,240 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Vinacapital Vietnam Oppo... is £760.63 million. Vinacapital Vietnam Oppo... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -50.66.

Vinacapital Vietnam Oppo... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/6/2021
10:33
The disappointing performance of VOF versus the Vietnam market is due to the increasing discount to NAV. Assuming similar performance to the market today, the discount is close to 18% currently. This is the sort of level where, in the recent past, the managers have bought back shares.
dickbush
14/6/2021
15:15
disappointing share performance in last few days AS vietnam indices rise - VEIL seems to be a better performer but I will keep my modest holding i n VOF for a short while
arja
14/6/2021
07:27
In relation to VNH
The Fund is up around 90% this financial year and the forecast growth in portfolio EPS for 2021 is over 40% at less than 11x price-earnings


Further evidence of 40% growth in EPS not being unrealistic.
I got laughed at by one poster when I posted expected growth of between 25 to 40%
So Vietnam shares still cheap despite huge rise.

amt
09/6/2021
10:00
Recent pullback in market reversed this morning with very strong rise.

Covid infections on the way down

amt
07/6/2021
18:13
The dong must rise.

Fnnaarrr. Ooh err misses. Etc

lageraemia
07/6/2021
15:33
The Dong has slowly depreciated against the Dollar over the past 10 years until the last year. More recently, the US took Vietnam off its list of currency manipulators, but it surely sent a message. Given the relative growth rates and productivity gains, the trade surplus with the US and elsewhere will continue to grow. QED the Dong must rise over the long run.
dickbush
07/6/2021
15:16
surely the vietnam cuurency is linked to $US , ie fixed and not floating . cable stronger today and maybe why VOF came off after a good start . Chart is a NOR situation and surely more in it
arja
03/6/2021
19:20
The Vietnamese currency has a lot of appreciation to come over the long run.
dickbush
03/6/2021
11:31
Big breakout on the chart and the discount give a huge margin of error. Chart not a million mile different to NAS:BSY in breakout terms. The latter I also own and bought more yesterday. A potential reason to buy either that, or into VOF is that Sterling is overvalued versus USD on a purchasing power parity basis (using the Big Mac comparison). Of course over the long run one would expect currency gains to carry on for years, even decades.
hpcg
03/6/2021
10:02
Assuming VOF performed in line with the main market today, the discount has risen to 17% at £4.695.

FWIW, at 18.65 times (according to Bloomberg) the market is cheap relative to other Far East ex-Japan markets. Check them out via Bloomberg. Korea and Taiwan probably not comparable because of the high tech content, but Thailand is over 30 times and the Philippines is almost 30 times. Maybe they are on depressed earnings, but that's a big gap.

dickbush
03/6/2021
06:14
A big rise in the Vietnam market this morning.
A good day ahead for VOF with the large discount likely to narrow at some stage I am very positive.
EPS growth of 25 to 40% on the cards and historic pe of about 20 still plenty of upside both short term and longterm in my view.
I plan to hold for 5 to 10 years.

amt
01/6/2021
16:40
I’ve fond memories of when Vietnam was little understood and with very few UK investors buying, and hardly anyone posting too. That was when Vietnam was way cheaper than similar markets and there was great fun to be had with VNH especially, as they had two sets of warrants that soared both times as people woke up to the fabulous Vietnam Investment opportunity. And the share gains, though less spectacular were very good too.

It’s much more balanced now that Vietnam market has had a long good run and is on higher PE ratio, and the easy gains have been had. It’s crazy anyone posting that Vietnam market falls or gains are a certainty.

If as some claim, young and vibrant Vietnam is the new China, then whatever happens shorter term, long term the 3 Vietnam Trusts will continue to be very successful, with dips buying opportunities.

kenmitch
01/6/2021
15:58
Non essential investor you are so funny.
Amateur psychologist from no facts and the same at investing. Self opinionated has-been adding no value here
Lets leave it at that
Filtered

shaker44
01/6/2021
15:25
Hydrogen economy - I believe from the companies investment policy it states that no single investment may exceed 20% of the NAV of the Company at the time of investment.
So I agree, that they should reduce the holding inline with their investment policy.

dpmcq
01/6/2021
14:47
The lift up in NAV yesterday may be due to Hao Phat Group. Their dividend was paid on 31st May, 35% total, 20% as shares. VOF HPG holding is over 20% so that gave quite a lift. The very high dividend reflects a big rise in production whilst margins have risen a lot. They also made a significant acquisition of an Australian iron ore mine. Iron ore prices have been at record highs so unclear if that will be a good purchase. Vietnamese companies have in the past made some ill-advised overseas investments, hopefully this will not turn out the same.

The HPG holding is very high as the share price has tripled in the last 12 months, I guess VOF will have limits on single holding so may offload some.

hydrogen economy
01/6/2021
14:41
And to Essential Investor and Hydrogen Economy, good luck in your investment. See you on other boards.
andyj
01/6/2021
14:35
People who are content do not usually need to have a pop at others.

To me that strongly signifies someone who is unhappy with some aspects of their own lives, be it financial or otherwise.

Will leave it at that.

essentialinvestor
01/6/2021
14:06
Seems you shout loud and often so happy to take your word on that
shaker44
01/6/2021
13:41
You don't know his personal circumstances.


There is an old City saying - success is quiet.


Those who shout loudest are usually small fry.

essentialinvestor
01/6/2021
13:35
Andy highlighted how risky it all seemed to him then sat on his hands while the rest of us made serious money
shaker44
01/6/2021
13:24
No need to throw around phrases like...any normal person.

Andy highlighted this and other funds, long before the crowd turned up here.

Would hope he's done very nicely as a result.

essentialinvestor
01/6/2021
12:57
And VEIL up 3.1% today for some reason. VOF positioned to break out.

All Vietnam indices closed higher again.

VOF, VEIL, and VNH all report a jump in NAVs.

Anyone who sold VOF around £3 based on their local knowledge needs to understand a couple of things.

1. Just because you have a local advantage doesn't guarantee that your investment decision will be right.

2. Industries have learnt ways of thriving under Covid restrictions. So no matter how bad the infection rate, it will never be anywhere near as bad for business as it was during the first wave.

Any normal person would have accepted they made a mistake and either bought back or moved on.

exotic
01/6/2021
12:34
Check out vnh too
shaker44
01/6/2021
11:52
Yes Kenmitch spot on.
I notice a big jump in nav this morning.
Discount is 16%.
I expect this to go when Vietnam becomes mainstream investing.

amt
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