VinFast Auto Ltd. Stock News

Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker VinFast, which made a splash this week when its shares debuted on the Nasdaq, has stirred a mix of caution and interest among dealers with a recent change in how it w

With the founder still controlling more than 99% of the shares, leaving a very limited free float, it is likely to remain volatile.

Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast (VFS) made its debut on the Nasdaq exchange with a soaring stock performance on thin trading.

A wild debut for the Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker has put it ahead of most established automakers in terms of market value.

Shares of EV startup VinFast Auto Ltd. have given back some of their stunning Nasdaq-debut gains, but the company's market capitalization has — on paper at least — jumped ahead of Ford Motor Co.'s

Vietnamese EV maker VinFast's debut Tuesday on the Nasdaq public exchange was nothing short of remarkable. The automaker, which went public via a merger with special purpose acquisition company Black

In just its first 24 hours of trading, VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS ) stock surpassed the likes of Ford (NYSE: F ), General Motors (NYSE: GM ), and BMW (OTCMKTS: BMWYY ) by market capitalization. Indeed, the

VinFast more than doubled in its first day of trading, but is giving back some of those gains on Wednesday. Even after the declines, the company still carries a market capitalization larger than some

There is a lot to like about Vietnamese EV maker VinFast. But is it $86 billion worth?

On Tuesday, the Vietnamese electric vehicle maker listed on Nasdaq following the completion of its merger.

VinFast ended its first day on the Nasdaq stock exchange firing on all cylinders, as a hefty increase in value saw the electric vehicle maker worth more than some auto giants. VinFast had agreed a US$

Vinfast CEO Thuy Le discusses the EV maker's trading debut on the Nasdaq after completing a merger with blank-check company Black Spade Acquisition Co. that valued it at $23 billion. She speaks with E

Shares of Vietnam-based electric vehicle maker VinFast soared on their first day of trading on the Nasdaq after going public through a special purpose acquisition company.

Madame Thuy Le, VinFast CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss Thuy's decision to go public via SPAC, the company's plans to build a plant in North Carolina, and more.

VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS ) stock has begun trading on the Nasdaq. The Vietnam-centric electric automaker successfully merged today with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) called Black Square Acq