越南股市周报

Thai Son Construction Investment JSC reported a net profit of over VND 11,231 billion in H1 2026, more than 13 times higher than the same period last year, driven by real estate transfers and financial income.

VinaLiving Holdings, a VinaCapital-affiliated real estate firm, reported a net loss of nearly VND 76.8 billion in H1 2026, nearly double the loss of VND 38.7 billion in the same period last year, continuing a trend of losses after a profitable 2024.

Aqua City developer Thanh Pho Aqua, a Novaland subsidiary, reported a net loss of over VND 120.8 billion in H1 2026, widening from a VND 70 billion loss a year earlier, while bank debt surged to over VND 1,548 billion.

Phu Quoc Tourism Investment and Development JSC, owner of Corona Casino Phu Quoc, reported a net loss of VND 211 billion in H1 2026, with accumulated losses nearing VND 6,200 billion and total debt surging to over VND 51,600 billion.

Becamex IDC (BCM) reported a 65.32% drop in revenue and an 83.37% plunge in net profit for H1 2026, while key management compensation rose nearly 1.9%.

After audit review, Ha Do's net profit rose 86% to over 386 billion VND, mainly due to real estate cost adjustments, but the company had to provision over 800 billion VND for receivables from two solar power projects facing pricing issues.

Coteccons reported strong FY2026 results with revenue up 38% and net profit up 73%, while also making progress on recovering overdue receivables, including a court ruling in its favor at the Kenton Node project and a settlement agreement for a 526 billion VND receivable from a Tan Hoang Minh affiliate.

One Capital Hospitality (OCH), owner of Kem Tràng Tiền, reported a net loss of nearly VND 22 billion in H1 2026 despite a 58% revenue increase, with accumulated losses of about VND 383 billion.

Phu Quoc Tourism, owner of Corona Casino and Vinpearl resorts, reported a net loss of over VND 202 billion in H1, down 64% from the same period last year, with accumulated losses reaching nearly VND 6,200 billion.

Nova Saigon Royal, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Novaland (NVL), reported a net loss of over 49.6 billion VND in H1 2026, compared to a net profit of 33.3 billion VND in the same period last year.

Nova Saigon Royal, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Novaland (NVL), reported a net loss of over 49.6 billion VND in H1 2026, compared to a net profit of 33.3 billion VND in the same period last year. The company also delayed payments on its NSRCH2223001 bond issue.