In the third quarter of 2026, Sữa Quốc tế Lof's net revenue reached nearly VND 2,148.7 billion, up 32.8% year on year, as gross margin rose from 29.1% to 40%. Profit after tax was over VND 224 billion, compared with a net loss of nearly VND 133.7 billion in the same quarter last year. For the first nine months of 2026, net revenue totalled over VND 6,127 billion (up 10.2%) and profit after tax was over VND 697.5 billion, reversing a net loss of over VND 62.7 billion a year earlier; the company has completed 73.8% of its full-year revenue plan and 99.6% of its full-year profit plan. Net operating cash flow was VND 1,108.6 billion for the nine months, and free cash flow was nearly VND 707 billion after VND 401.9 billion of fixed asset purchases. As of 30/9/2026, total liabilities rose 23.4% from the start of the year to over VND 5,171.5 billion, of which total borrowings and finance lease debt accounted for 69.3%.
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Original headline: Sữa Quốc tế Lof lãi ròng hơn 224 tỷ đồng quý III/2026, đảo chiều sau quý lỗ cùng kỳ
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