【Vietnam】DOJI Officially Enters the Silver Bar and Silver Stamp Market

In the trend of adopting various investment mediums and accumulating assets, silver is gradually becoming a popular choice due to its dual role: it is both a precious metal and a crucial raw material in many modern industries. In response to market demand, DOJI Gold, Silver and Gemstone Group officially entered the physical silver market on the eighth day of the first lunar month (February 24, 2026) with its DOJI Silver Treasure product line.

Over the past year, silver has been consistently mentioned as a metal with strong support, particularly due to sustained growth in industrial demand. Many analyses indicate that increasing demand from the solar energy sector and technological innovation are boosting interest in silver, strengthening the market’s long-term prospects.

In Vietnam, there is a clear increase in people’s interest in silver as a means of investment and savings. Demand for physical silver is growing rapidly, while the number of standardized investment and savings products available in the market is limited. In this context, the entry of major brands is expected to expand options for buyers.
Considering market trends and customers’ increasingly diverse needs, DOJI has decided to expand its product portfolio into the silver investment and savings sector. A company representative explained that the goal of entering the silver market is not only to provide investors with more choices but also to standardize the buying and selling process, increase transparency, and facilitate physical silver transactions.

DOJI possesses strong financial resources and technical advantages, enabling it to offer physical silver products – the DOJI Silver Treasure line.

The 1-ounce and 5-ounce denominations were chosen by DOJI to align with the flexible investment and accumulation habits of various customer groups – from beginners accumulating in installments to customers planning long-term finances.
DOJI Silver Treasures has launched its first two products: Silver Treasure Ha (1 tael) and Silver Treasure Lam (5 tael), targeting the need for flexible silver investment and accumulation.
Beyond just providing investment opportunities, each product features a sophisticated design rich in cultural and artistic significance, allowing owners to gain value and convey messages of luck and prosperity in the new year.

DOJI stated that the company has implemented a transparent, flexible, and active silver price update page that adapts to fluctuations in the international silver price, providing customers with a platform to easily monitor their investments and savings and plan proactively.
From DOJI Silver, buyers are expected to get a standardized option for investing in and storing silver.
Customers can purchase directly from DOJI Gold and Jewelry Centers or trade via the eGold application – a solution that allows convenient buying and selling, reduces waiting time, and enables real-time transactions, minimizing delays caused by value fluctuations.
DOJI’s Ngan Bao silver products will be available from the eighth day of the first lunar month (February 24, 2026) at over 20 locations in Hanoi and 3 locations in Ho Chi Minh City, including Ham Nghi, Cach Mang Thang 8, and Phan Dang Luu streets. DOJI will continue selling silver products in Da Nang, Hai Phong, and other major cities.
From its launch, DOJI has implemented a policy of exchanging products at the same price based on weight, enhancing customer experience and flexibility.
With DOJI’s entry, the physical silver market has gained a notable option, aiming to standardize the buying and selling experience, increase convenience, and diversify investment and savings products for consumers.

Several international banks and financial institutions have made positive forecasts for silver prices in 2026.
Silver is receiving continuous special attention from international financial institutions and research organizations. Recent market updates show a positive outlook for silver prices, reflecting expectations for both investment demand and silver’s growing role in the industrial sector.