DGC

DGC targets 2026 net profit of VND 1,600B, down 49% from 2025, with revenue falling 10% to VND 10,100B. The company also proposes an 80% cash dividend for 2025, implying a payout of over VND 3,000B. The guidance reflects headwinds from rising input costs and a temporary mine closure.

DGC CEO Luu Bach Dat and 14 other leaders, including Chairman Dao Huu Huyen, have been prosecuted for environmental pollution, illegal apatite mining, and accounting violations. The systemic misconduct spans multiple management levels and could materially impact operations and investor sentiment.

DGC shares hit the floor on July 23 after three more senior leaders, including the CEO, were prosecuted for environmental pollution and resource violations. The stock has lost nearly two-thirds of its value over the past year, reducing market cap by almost VND 25,000 billion. The ongoing legal turmoil raises governance concerns for the chemicals firm listed on HOSE.

DGC shares fell to the floor on July 23 after three top executives, including CEO Luu Bach Dat, were prosecuted for environmental pollution and resource violations. The company's H1 2026 net profit dropped 49% to VND 871 billion, compounding governance risks for investors.

DGC faces expanded legal action as three senior executives, including CEO Luu Bach Dat, are prosecuted for environmental pollution and resource violations. The company's Q2 net profit fell 51% to VND 440B, with gross margin halving to 18.9%, compounding governance risks for investors.

DGC's Q2 2026 net profit fell 50% YoY to VND 441B, with H1 revenue down 20% to VND 4,540B, driven by higher input costs and a temporary mine shutdown. Despite the earnings miss, the company proposes an 80% cash dividend for 2025, signaling confidence in cash flow.

DGC posted Q2 2026 net profit of VND 440B, a 51% YoY decline, as revenue fell 16.5% and input costs for sulfur, electricity, and ammonia rose sharply. Gross margin compressed to 18.9% from 33.9% a year ago, reflecting structural cost pressure.

DGC faces HOSE warning and restricted trading after a qualified audit opinion on its 2025 financials and delayed submission. The company's chairman and vice chairman have been prosecuted, impacting operations. Despite restrictions, DGC shares can still trade full-day but only in odd-lot periodic matching.

DGC's stock status on HoSE will be downgraded from controlled to warning effective June 30, following a qualified audit opinion on its 2025 financial statements. The change restricts margin trading but permits normal trading, while the company faces ongoing legal uncertainties involving former key executives.