NTC board member Nguyen Anh Phu Nguyen resigned for personal reasons, leaving five members on the board. NTC closed its record date for the 2025 cash dividend at 60% (VND 6,000 per share), an estimated VND 144 billion payout, of which PHR is set to receive about VND 47.3 billion. In Q3/2026, net revenue was over VND 79.3 billion, down 65.4% year on year, and net profit was nearly VND 46 billion, down 63.4%. Nine-month profit after tax reached over VND 216.9 billion, down 26.3%, completing 95.8% of the full-year profit target of VND 226.4 billion.
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