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Nam Tan Uyen reports 'sharp decline' in Q3/2026 net profit, deferred revenue tops VND 5,000 billion

Nam Tan Uyen Industrial Park (NTC) reported Q3/2026 net profit of about VND 46 billion, down 63.4% year on year, as revenue fell 65.4% to VND 79.3 billion. The decline mainly reflects the absence of a one-time land-lease revenue of VND 164.6 billion booked a year earlier. Gross margin rose from 54.6% to 73.4% as cost of sales fell faster than revenue. For the first nine months, revenue was VND 242.9 billion (down 52.1%) and after-tax profit was VND 216.9 billion (down 26.3%), equal to 95.8% of the full-year 2026 profit target of VND 226.4 billion. As of Sept. 30, 2026, long-term deferred revenue was about VND 5,068.4 billion, or 90.9% of total liabilities of VND 5,574.6 billion.

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Original headline: Nam Tân Uyên báo lãi ròng quý III/2026 “sụt giảm”, doanh thu chờ phân bổ vượt 5.000 tỷ đồng

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