Sunshine Group recorded consolidated pre-tax profit of about VND 5,900 billion in the first nine months, 2.9 times the first three quarters of 2025, though this already reaches about 40% of its full-year 2026 profit target. Net revenue reached about VND 11,910 billion, more than 2.4 times last year, with gross profit of VND 6,580 billion. As of September 30, total consolidated assets were nearly VND 121,000 billion and equity exceeded VND 23,200 billion. Buyer advances rose by more than VND 7,500 billion to over VND 32,000 billion, mainly from key projects such as Noble Palace Tay Thang Long, which contributed nearly VND 13,000 billion.
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