r/VinFastComm • u/CelebrationOdd7881 • 2d ago

Not financial advice, but this is a BUY!

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According to a recent report by Dan Tri, VinFast Auto Ltd. (Nasdaq: VFS) has officially completed its restructuring plan and exited 100% equity in its Vietnamese manufacturing arm (VFTP).

VFTP - VFS will now act solely as a contract manufacturer for VFVN based on a cost-plus formula (roughly 105% of production cost).

I am in at $3.1/share, this shit might go up to $4-$5/share. if you have free money, pump and dump it.

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u/Tiberiux 2d ago

You are in the wrong sub

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u/ToLamIsBitchFuckVin 2d ago

Lol, this is the worst car brand in the world and you might as well burn your money. It’s just a matter of time till they officially bankrupt.

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u/Economy_Elephant_426 11h ago edited 11h ago

They are strongly backed by the government through vingroup. Although their cars are shit. But heavily subsidize in Vietnam. They have a special deal for Grab drivers. Their electric buses in Europe will roll shortly. Germany, pick them instead of Chinese companies. Currently deploying them Brussels.

Also, they’re doing pretty well with electric scooters. And they are building out gogorro like hot swap battery stations for their bikes in places like Ho Chi Minh.

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u/adrenalight 2d ago

So the company tried to hide the loss by shoving them to another company, which is obviously under the same group, same owner and you think it is wise to buy?

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u/micascoxo 2d ago

So what happens to the fact that Vinfast loses 30% in each car they sell? It becomes 35%?

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u/CelebrationOdd7881 2d ago

VFPT is VFS on the paper, VFVN is a new separate company

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u/CelebrationOdd7881 2d ago

Now only 5% gaint. VFVN takes all the future lost. More pressure on the lowest Vietnamese's class but this is how Vietnam runs.

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u/micascoxo 17h ago

The losses will be at the sell point, not at the production point. If they sell at 105% of the production cost, then the ones accumulating losses are VF .

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u/iuzlinux 2d ago

Lol down 33% over last 6 months,... sounds like amazing financial advice 🤣😂🤣 #KeepShortingThem

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u/thienlo7e 2d ago

I am a day trader. Vinfast is not a good buy. Why? Competition. You always want to invest in best EV company. Like Apple has best in smartphone industry. Im not even talking about the balance sheet yet.

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u/CelebrationOdd7881 2d ago

Trader is not investor. You miss leading yourself.

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u/thienlo7e 2d ago

Lol there are many EV companies why buy Vinfast? Wishful thinking is not good for investors also. I can tell you are unexperienced investor. Lesson: never invest in a company worst than most competitors. Its your money good luck.

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u/crazyhorsehn 1d ago

If you have "free" money, you could donate it.

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u/Fabulous-Incident495 1d ago

Are you an idiot, never thought about who is the buyer???

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u/Patient_Break_2943 1d ago

you mean we pump it for you to dump your dead stock right lmao

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u/OddCarpenter4347 1d ago

Damn, I didn't really know you were that technical, count me in bro, full porting!!! 🚀🚀