CC1

CC1 (UPCOM) faces a new HNX warning from July 14 for failing to hold its annual general meeting and publish the 2026 AGM resolution on time, shortly after exiting a trading restriction. The delay stems from a prolonged audit process that forced an auditor change from Deloitte to UHY. Net profit for 2025 was revised down 15% to VND 198 billion, while 2026 targets call for record revenue of VND 18.6 trillion.

CC1 signed two MOUs with Lao state-owned R8CE and conglomerate CK Group to develop border transport, logistics facilities, and industrial zones in Laos. The agreements target key corridors and the Lao-Viet International Port at Vung Ang, positioning CC1 to capture cross-border infrastructure and logistics growth.

CC1's audited 2024 net profit of nearly 190 billion VND fell 17% year-on-year, missing expectations and marking the lowest in five years, despite record revenue of 11,820 billion VND. The stock has been restricted to weekly trading on UPCoM due to a delayed audit filing, while management targets 2025 pretax profit of 492 billion VND.

CC1's audited 2024 net profit fell 17% to VND 190B, the lowest in five years, even as revenue hit a record VND 11,820B. The company faces trading restrictions on UPCoM due to late audit submission, and its 2025 target implies a sharp profit recovery to VND 492B pre-tax.

CC1's audited 2024 net profit fell 17% to VND 190B, the lowest in five years, despite record revenue of VND 11,820B. The profit miss was driven by higher financial and administrative costs, plus audit adjustments at subsidiaries. The company faces trading restrictions on UPCoM due to a delayed audit filing, but targets 2025 revenue of VND 18,607B and pre-tax profit of VND 492B.

CC1 (UPCoM) will privately place 100 million shares at VND 11,100 each to 14 investors, targeting VND 1,110 billion in proceeds for two PPP bridge projects (Cat Lai and Long Hung). The capital raise will increase outstanding shares by 25% and fund CC1's equity contributions to project SPVs.

CC1 stock will be restricted to trading only on Fridays from June 1 due to a delay of over 45 days in submitting its audited 2025 financial statements. The company also secured a VND 2 trillion credit line from Techcombank, while its total debt stood at nearly VND 11.6 trillion as of Q1 2026.

CC1 shares will be restricted to Friday-only trading on HNX starting June 1, 2026, after the company failed to submit its audited 2025 annual financial report more than 45 days past the deadline. The restriction adds to liquidity concerns for the construction firm, which recently reported a 2.2% rise in Q1 2026 net profit to VND 9.5 billion.

CC1 shares will be restricted to Friday-only trading on HNX starting June 1, 2026, after the company failed to submit its audited 2025 financial statements within 45 days of the deadline. The restriction adds liquidity risk for shareholders while the company works on remediation.

CC1 posted Q1/2026 revenue of VND 2,290 billion, up 62% YoY, with operating cash flow swinging to positive VND 735.4 billion from negative VND 481.6 billion a year earlier. The company holds a backlog exceeding VND 42,500 billion, underpinning multi-year growth from large infrastructure projects like Ring Road 4 and Cat Lai Bridge.