SGR

SGR (SGR) is a company in Vietnam's Real Estate sector, listed on HOSE. The stock last traded at 10,700 VND, little changed on the session, giving a market capitalization of 856.0 billion VND.

On valuation, SGR trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 26.9 and a price-to-book of 0.6. That is a discount to the Real Estate sector average P/E of 66.2. Return on equity of 2.2% points to weak profitability relative to the company's equity base, below the sector average of 10.8%. Trailing earnings per share stand at 455 VND.

Aveluro tracks 8 news items mentioning SGR, where recent coverage skews positive (38% of articles). The most recent catalyst was a m a announcement event — "Saigonres (SGR) Sells Phu Dinh Riverside to Bcons for VND 245 Billion". Aveluro's composite model rates SGR 6.3/10 (Neutral), blending news sentiment, price momentum, and fundamentals.

Comparable names in the Real Estate sector include AAV, AGG and API.

Recent developments around SGR include 5 notable classified events. On Sep 16, 2026, a market event was reported: Saigonres (SGR) transferred the 169-unit Phu Dinh Riverside project in Hồ Chí Minh City to Bcons Group for VND 245 billion, against a stated total investment of VND 336 billion. On Sep 14, 2026, a market event was reported: Saigonres (SGR) completed the VND 245 billion transfer of its Phu Dinh Riverside project in Ho Chi Minh City at the end of August 2026, exiting a 336 billion dong asset carrying roughly 183.3 billion dong of inventory and a BIDV loan balance above 101 billion dong. On Aug 25, 2026, a dividend announcement was reported: Saigonres (SGR) completed a 20% stock dividend, issuing nearly 14 million shares to 2,062 shareholders and raising charter capital to over 838 billion VND. On Aug 10, 2026, a market event was reported: DIG, DXG, AGG, and SGR are issuing shares to boost charter capital, driven by heavy bond maturities, high borrowing costs, and project funding needs. On Jun 03, 2026, a macro policy event was reported: The State Bank of Vietnam's Circular 4551 excludes incremental loans for social housing and industrial parks from real estate credit growth limits, effectively channeling capital to these priority sectors.

The overall tone of recent coverage is positive, with 2 of 5 events carrying bullish sentiment.