- Vietnamese electric carmaker VinFast has seen its shares skyrocket since it went public on August 15.
- Its market capitalization now stands at over $190 billion – but some investors cannot hide their disbelief.
- Veteran short-seller Jim Chanos called the carmaker a “$200B meme-stock” in a post on X.
Vietnamese carmaker VinFast’s shares have staged a sizzling rally since the company’s US stock-market debut two weeks ago.
Monday’s close saw the market capitalization of the lossmaking EV firm hit an eye-watering $190 billion – more than Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler Stellantis combined.
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