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ACV and Hồ Chí Minh City's Tourism Department sign a 2026-2030 MOU to expand flight routes, promote tourism and develop Côn Đảo airport-linked travel.

ACV 9-month pre-tax profit beats 31% of its 2026 target on 94.1m passengers. SHB approves a USD 340m SMBC-led loan; SCR bids for 51% of Tin Nghia - A Chau.

ACV (UPCOM) posts 9M revenue above VND 20,300B, up 6% YoY, with pre-tax profit exceeding 31% of its full-year 2026 target after 94.1M passengers.

Vietnam's Deputy PM orders 24/7 sprint on Long Thanh Airport Phase 1, tasking ACV (UPCOM) with reviewing remaining workload and penalizing non-compliant contractors.

Deputy PM Pham Gia Tuc orders ACV to complete Long Thanh International Airport phase 1 by 2026, with 24/7 construction and a progress report due October 10.

Vietnam's Government Office pushes ACV to finish Long Thanh International Airport phase 1 and open it in 2026, with 24/7 work on critical paths.

Deputy PM Pham Gia Tuc demands no delay to Vietnam's $16B Long Thanh airport; ACV's component is nearly 80% done. ACV closed flat at 39 on UPCOM.

Vietnam's aviation authority tells ACV, VATM and airlines to enforce Long Thanh passenger fees: VND 90,909 domestic and USD 25 international from 1 October 2026.

Vietnam sets Long Thanh airport passenger fees at VND 90,909 domestic and USD 25 international from Oct 1, 2026, with commercial operations from Dec 1.

Vietnam's Ministry of Construction sets Long Thanh passenger fees: 90,909 VND domestic, 25 USD international, effective October 1, 2026. ACV is the main investor.

Vietnam's Ministry of Construction sets Long Thanh passenger fees at VND 90,909 domestic and USD 25 international, effective for tickets issued from October 1.

ACV announces VND 9,936B T1 expansion at Da Nang Airport, boosting capacity to 14M passengers/year. Construction starts Aug 2027.

ACV invests VND 10.1 trillion to expand Da Nang International Airport, targeting 20 million passengers by 2030. Key infrastructure move for Vietnam aviation.

ACV announces VND 9.9 trillion T1 expansion at Da Nang airport, raising capacity to 14 million passengers/year. Construction starts 2026-2027.

KBSV names 13 state divestment targets under Decision 40, including ACV, VNM, BSR, GAS, and full exits from MSB, NTP, HND, QTP, VGC, PVI, DMC.

ACV appoints two deputy CEOs; EVS names acting CEO; KienlongBank dismisses deputy CEO. Details on ACV, EVS, KLB leadership moves.

ACV reports record Q2 net profit of VND 3,350B, up 29% YoY; H1 profit beats full-year plan. Long Thanh airport investment reaches VND 39.5 trillion.

Vietnam's Government Inspectorate finds ACV, TCT 36, Vietur violated bidding laws with illegal subcontracting worth over 1.6 trillion VND at Long Thanh Airport.

Government Inspectorate finds illegal subcontracting worth over VND 1.5 trillion at Long Thanh Airport; case referred to police. ACV, VCG, FCN affected.

ACV appoints Nguyen Cao Cuong as Chairman; 2024 pre-tax profit target drops to VND 7,011B (-54% YoY) due to peak investment at Long Thanh airport.

ACV elects Nguyen Cao Cuong as Chairman at AGM on June 19. He has over 20 years in aviation, including leadership at TCS and Vietnam Airlines.

ACV reports arrests of top leaders for violations at Long Thanh and Tan Son Nhat projects. Board admits control failure. 2026 profit forecast down 41%.

ACV forecasts 2025 pre-tax profit of VND 7,011B, the lowest in 5 years and down 53.9% YoY, due to rising depreciation and investment costs for Long Thanh airport.

ACV appoints Nguyen Duc Hung as Acting General Director, following PM directive to resolve Long Thanh airport payment issues and complete leadership restructuring.

ACV appoints Nguyen Duc Hung as acting General Director effective May 15, 2026. The position had been vacant since September 2024. ACV manages major airports and the Long Thanh project.

ACV appoints Nguyen Duc Hung as acting CEO after former acting CEO Nguyen Tien Viet was prosecuted for bidding violations. Stock closed at VND 44,000.

ACV appoints Nguyen Duc Hung as Acting General Director from May 14, following a government directive to stabilize leadership at Vietnam's airport operator.

Domestic airfares surge 20% as jet fuel supply meets only 20% of demand, forcing airlines to consolidate flights at ACV-managed airports. ACV stock flat at VND 46.

ACV reports domestic airfares up 15-20% as Jet A1 supply covers only 20% demand. Vietnam Airlines faces 11-27 trillion VND extra costs; Vietjet adds $24M/month.

Vietnam's aviation traffic surged 18% in early 2026. ACV, the airport operator, sees strong passenger and cargo growth, with safety measures amid drone incidents.