DRH Holdings (DRH) has scheduled its third 2026 annual general meeting (AGM) online at 14:00 on 3 December 2026, after the first two sessions failed to meet quorum. At the second session on 23 October, 106 shareholders attended or were represented, holding 31.2% of voting shares. According to the shareholder document, DRH targets 2026 revenue of 737 billion VND but expects a pre-tax loss of 15 billion VND, as interest and late-payment charges on bonds issued in 2020-2022 exceed expected profit from the Aurora Residences project. The company aims to complete debt restructuring by end-2026. DRH shares were moved to trading suspension from 12 October 2026 because the company filed its 2025 audited financial statements more than 6 months late.
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