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Vietnam corporate profit surge continues 2026

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2026-07-31 07:00 UTC → 2026-07-31 09:44 UTC · added removed

The profit surge earnings boom that began early earlier in 2026 has widened to include more Vietnamese firms. PAN Group announced a 126 % year‑on‑year jump deepened. The World Bank officially re‑classified Vietnam as an upper‑middle‑income economy in consolidated after‑tax profit to about VND 1,035 billion July, underscoring the macro backdrop for the first half, even as revenue fell 9 % corporate upturn. Key firms continued to VND 7,387 billion. The seafood division contributed almost half post strong results. VinFast’s May sales of sales, while finance‑related revenue more than doubled. 19,503 EVs lifted its year‑to‑date total to 97,961 units, maintaining its market‑lead position. Petrolimex confirmed reported a consolidated profit above VND 2,800 billion, with roughly 65 % coming from generated by non‑fuel and overseas activities. HDBank operations. Vingroup posted pre‑tax a net profit of VND 13,200 20,375 billion and assets exceeding on revenue of VND 1 trillion, 222,300 billion, while SHB reported a HDBank’s pre‑tax profit of remained at VND 9,092 billion. 13,200 billion, keeping it in the “million‑trillion‑dong” bank club. Vinatex’s pre‑tax profit rose 39.5 % to VND 930 billion, demonstrating strong cost control. VinFast’s EV sales reached 19,503 units in May, lifting its cumulative 2026 sales to 97,961 units. 930.4 billion on revenue of VND 9,494 billion. VPBank introduced began enforcing a new Smart‑OTP security rule. PNJ turned a net profit rule (minimum six‑character code, up to 12‑month validity) on 30 July. Not all firms profited uniformly; PVOIL recorded an after‑tax loss of VND 1,256 95 billion despite a Q2 loss, whereas Dabaco’s profit fell 43 % amid live‑hog price pressure. The World Bank’s upgrade of Vietnam to upper‑middle‑income status underscores the broader macro backdrop. Collectively, higher revenues, and earlier‑cited companies such as Dabaco and PNJ faced sector‑specific pressures. Across automotive, banking, energy, textiles and real estate, the data show illustrate a broad earnings surge and a shift toward higher‑value, technology‑driven growth in Vietnam’s economy. The cumulative picture remains one of heterogeneous but overall upward trend in rising corporate profitability across sectors, even as some firms face sector‑specific constraints. throughout the first half of 2026.

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  1. 2026-07-31 09:44 UTC Vietnam corporate profit surge continues 2026
  2. 2026-07-31 07:00 UTC Vietnam corporate profit surge continues 2026
  3. 2026-07-31 04:37 UTC Vietnam corporate profit surge broadens 2026
  4. 2026-07-31 02:52 UTC Vietnam corporate profit surge broadens 2026
  5. 2026-07-30 13:00 UTC Vietnam corporate profit surge continues 2026
  6. 2026-07-30 03:55 UTC Vietnam corporate profit surges 2026

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