MWG (Thế Giới Di Động) reported nine-month net revenue of 147,953 billion VND, up 30% year on year, averaging over 540 billion VND a day, and has completed 80% of its 2026 revenue plan of 185,000 billion VND. The Điện Máy Xanh group generated nearly 99,200 billion VND, up 29%, with same-store revenue growth of 30% and buy-now-pay-later accounting for 38% of sales. Bách Hóa Xanh reached 45,900 billion VND, up nearly 34%, while Erablue in Indonesia grew revenue 86% and opened 156 stores. The system now totals 7,777 stores, including 3,340 Điện Máy Xanh, 3,904 Bách Hóa Xanh, 438 An Khang pharmacies and 95 AVAKids.
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