Thép Tấm lá Thống Nhất (TNS) reported Q3 2026 net revenue of nearly 125 billion VND, down over 31%, but a sharper drop in cost of goods sold lifted gross profit nearly 280% to over 18 billion VND and after-tax profit to nearly 10 billion VND, up over 870%. For the first nine months, revenue reached over 794 billion VND, down about 13.6%, while after-tax profit was over 13 billion VND, up about 4%. The company attributed the margin gain to a shift toward higher-margin products, with production and sales volumes up about 95% and 96% year on year. As of 30 September 2026, total assets stood at over 344 billion VND, down 17% from the start of the year, and accumulated losses were nearly 95 billion VND. Earlier, in late May, TNS disclosed that Board of Supervisors member Nguyễn Duy Dũng, a former chief accountant of Công ty TNHH Khai thác và Luyện kim Việt-Trung, had been prosecuted and detained, and the company said the matter does not affect its operations or shareholder interests.
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