越南股市周报

Hung Thinh Incons reported strong H1 2026 results with revenue up 29.1% in Q2 and gross profit more than tripling, and completed procedures to increase charter capital by 50% via a bonus share issuance.

Duong Man JSC, a malt producer linked to tycoon Duong 'bia', reported a net loss of 49.3 billion VND in H1 2026, widening losses for the sixth consecutive year and pushing equity to negative 113 billion VND.

PVOIL (OIL) reported a strong first half with revenue up 88% and profit up 115%, driven by international oil trading.

PVOIL (OIL) reported a strong first half with revenue up 88% and profit up 115%, driven by international oil trading. International revenue reached 60,329 billion VND, more than double Viettel Global's total revenue.

Thanh Pho Xanh, a 100% subsidiary of Vinhomes, reported a sharp surge in H1 2026 net profit to nearly VND 8,091 billion from VND 1,459 billion a year earlier, while total liabilities reached 2.22 times equity.

Fansipan Sa Pa Cable Car company reported a net profit of over 280 billion VND in H1, a strong turnaround from a loss of over 172 billion VND in the same period last year, with equity rising 2.74 times.

Vinasun (VNS) reported a net loss of VND 13.93 billion in H1 2026, swinging from a profit of VND 24.1 billion a year earlier, due to a 7.1% revenue decline and continued driver support costs.

Vingroup reported record state budget contributions and strong 2025 results, with revenue up 76% and net profit up 111%, continuing robust growth into H1 2026.

PVOIL (OIL) reported a strong first half with revenue up 88% and profit up 115%, driven by international oil trading and higher oil prices.

PVOIL (OIL) reported a strong first half with revenue up 88% and profit up 115%, driven by international oil trading and higher oil prices. However, auditors issued a qualified opinion on its investment in PVB.

Quoc Cuong Gia Lai reported a 18-fold increase in net profit for H1 2026, driven by one-time gains from selling three hydropower projects, while core business remained loss-making.

Quoc Cuong Gia Lai reported a 18-fold increase in net profit for H1 2026, driven by one-time gains from selling three hydropower projects, while core business remained loss-making. The company still faces significant obligations related to the Bac Phuoc Kien project.

Phu My Hung Development Co., Ltd., the foreign-invested developer of a prime urban area in Ho Chi Minh City, reported a 40% increase in after-tax profit for the first half of 2026, with accumulated profits exceeding VND 13,500 billion.