QCG Q2 2026 Profit Surges 9,356% on Hydropower Sale, Core Revenue Drops 91%
This Aveluro analysis covers QCG on HOSE in the Real Estate sector. The classified event type is earnings beat, with mixed sentiment and a deterministic market-impact score of 9.8/10. Source coverage came from CafeF - Doanh nghiệp, classified as a primary/top-tier source.
Key Facts
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Overview
Quốc Cường Gia Lai (QCG) reported a net profit of VND 167 billion in Q2/2026, a 9,356% surge year-on-year, driven by a one-time gain from transferring hydropower plants. However, core revenue fell 91% to VND 11 billion, with no real estate revenue recorded. The company’s 6-month profit reached VND 183 billion, up 1,726% from the same period last year.
Key Facts
- Q2/2026 net profit: VND 167 billion, up 9,356% from VND 2 billion in Q2/2025.
- Q2/2026 revenue: VND 11 billion, down 91% from VND 131 billion in Q2/2025.
- No real estate revenue in Q2/2026; revenue mainly from electricity sales.
- Other income: VND 917 billion, other expenses: VND 675 billion, net other profit: VND 242 billion.
- Income from transferring hydropower plants: VND 903 billion; transfer costs: VND 660 billion.
- 6M/2026 revenue: VND 81 billion, down 67% YoY; 6M/2026 net profit: VND 183 billion, up 1,726%.
- Total assets as of 30/6/2026: VND 7,938 billion, down 9% from VND 8,744 billion at start of year.
What Happened
Quốc Cường Gia Lai (QCG) released its consolidated financial statements for Q2/2026, showing a dramatic profit surge despite a sharp revenue decline. The company recorded net profit of VND 167 billion, up from nearly VND 2 billion in Q2/2025, a 9,356% increase. The surge was driven by a one-time gain from transferring hydropower plants, which generated VND 903 billion in income and VND 660 billion in costs, resulting in a net gain of VND 242 billion.
Revenue fell 91% to VND 11 billion, with no real estate revenue, as the company reduced apartment handovers. The company attributed the revenue drop to lower handovers compared to Q2/2025. For the first half of 2026, revenue was VND 81 billion, down 67% YoY, but net profit reached VND 183 billion, up 1,726% from VND 10 billion in H1/2025.
Market Context
QCG shares closed at VND 9,960 on 1/8/2026, reflecting the market’s reaction to the earnings report. The company is listed on HOSE and operates in the real estate sector, but its recent profit is not from core operations. The stock has been under pressure due to ongoing legal issues related to the Phước Kiển project, where the company must repay VND 2,882.8 billion to the enforcement agency. As of 30/6/2026, QCG had repaid VND 1,300 billion, with the remaining balance reclassified as long-term.
Strategic Significance
The profit surge is a one-time event from asset disposal, not a sign of operational recovery. The company’s core real estate business remains weak, with no revenue from property sales in Q2/2026. The strategic focus for investors should be on the resolution of the Phước Kiển project and the company’s ability to generate sustainable revenue. The hydropower sale provides cash but does not address the underlying challenges in the real estate segment.
What to Watch
- Progress on the Phước Kiển project and repayment of the remaining VND 1,582.8 billion to the enforcement agency.
- Q3/2026 earnings report to see if core revenue recovers.
- Any new real estate project launches or handovers.
- Updates on legal proceedings related to Trương Mỹ Lan and the impact on QCG’s assets.
- Management’s guidance for full-year 2026 performance.