DatVietVAC (DVV) plans to pay a cash dividend of 2,500 VND per share (25% of par value), with the record date in mid-November 2026 and payment in December, for a total of about 278.5 billion VND across 111.418 million post-IPO shares. Based on the IPO price of 54,800 VND per share, the payout implies a reference cash dividend yield of about 4.56%. As of September 30, 2026, the company held 1,832 billion VND in cash and short-term financial investments, against total borrowings of 465 billion VND. For the first nine months, consolidated net revenue reached 2,116 billion VND and after-tax profit reached 246 billion VND, up nearly 6% year on year, equal to about 59% of the 2026 after-tax profit target of 420 billion VND. The stock begins trading on HOSE on November 2.
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