TMG shares of Kim loại màu Thái Nguyên (Vimico) rose 15% to VND 74,700 per share on 19/10, their highest level in over 7 months, although only 1,400 shares changed hands after 14 sessions with almost no trading. In Q3/2026, net revenue reached VND 443 billion (up 69%) and after-tax profit reached VND 67 billion, four times the year-earlier level, driven by higher prices for zinc ingots, lead concentrate and sulfuric acid. For the first nine months, after-tax profit reached VND 149 billion (up 187%), while total financial debt fell from VND 83 billion to VND 44 billion. TMG will pay a 2026 interim cash dividend at 30% (VND 3,000 per share), with a last registration date of 22/10/2026 and total payments of about VND 54 billion expected on 30/10/2026. Vimico holds 51% of charter capital and is expected to receive about VND 27.54 billion.
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