SJS shares of SJ Group rose 6.3% to 57,100 VND on October 16, touching the ceiling price at one point after hitting the daily limit on October 15, which lifted market capitalization to nearly 17,000 billion VND. In the consolidated Q3 2026 report, net revenue reached 1,785 billion VND, 67 times the year-ago level, and after-tax profit reached 1,012 billion VND, 327 times higher, driven by continued sales at the Nam An Khánh project. For the first nine months, revenue rose 586% to 2,543 billion VND and after-tax profit rose 720% to 1,432 billion VND. Buyer prepayments at the project fell to nearly 13.4 billion VND from nearly 679 billion VND at the start of the year, while total liabilities fell 14% to 3,785 billion VND and equity rose 41% to 4,871 billion VND.
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