DatVietVAC reported consolidated net profit of VND 246 billion for the first nine months of 2026, up nearly 6% year on year, on cumulative revenue of VND 2,116 billion. Artist commercial management, IP exploitation and Influencer Marketing grew 43%, 36% and 55% respectively, while the consolidated gross profit margin improved from 21.9% to 23.1%. As of September 30, 2026, the company held VND 1,832 billion in cash, cash equivalents and short-term financial investments, about 3.9 times its loans; after VND 465 billion in short-term debt, net cash stood at VND 1,367 billion. The third-quarter IPO raised about VND 611 billion, and the company plans 8 concerts in the fourth quarter and says it is confident of reaching its 2026 net profit target of VND 420 billion. It also plans a cash dividend of VND 2,500 per share, with a record date in November and payment in December.
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Original headline: DatVietVAC lãi 246 tỷ đồng, nắm giữ 1,367 tỷ đồng tiền mặt, sẵn sàng cho mùa cao điểm cuối năm
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