Vietnam's EV firm VinFast skids for third straight US stock session after debut boom


HANOI/WASHINGTON (Reuters): VinFast shares slumped for a third straight session on Friday, with the Vietnamese electric automaker now losing more than half of its market value since its blowout Nasdaq listing this week.

The cash-burning company was last valued at US$35 billion, down from US$85 billion in its Wall Street debut on Tuesday.

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