Mr. Pham Do Huy Cuong, a board member and CEO of APH, sold all 1.125 million shares (0.46% of its capital) through a negotiated transaction on November 2, 2026, and no longer holds any APH shares. He has been CEO since January 2023 and served as CFO from 2018. For Q3/2026, consolidated after-tax profit reached 136.6 billion VND, up nearly 20 billion VND year on year, while net revenue rose 19% to 2,826 billion VND. For the first nine months, net revenue fell 12% to 7,508 billion VND, but profit from associates rose from 38 billion to 134 billion VND, lifting after-tax profit 42% to 483 billion VND.
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