Several companies reported sharp profit declines for the first nine months. Tin Nghia (TID) posted after-tax profit of over 234 billion VND, down 69%, and has completed 52% of its annual plan, while Thuduc House (TDH) recorded an after-tax loss of over 1 billion VND versus a profit of over 103 billion VND a year earlier, largely due to a high base from a court win against the Ho Chi Minh City tax authority. DICERA (DC4) saw nine-month revenue fall 27% and profit drop 9%, with operating cash flow negative by over 115 billion VND compared with a positive 459 billion VND a year earlier. DIC Corp (DIG) posted after-tax profit of over 202 billion VND, up more than 1%, but its revenue fell 14% and only 40% of its annual plan is complete. In the week, the VN-Index dropped 32.53 points to 1,741.62, and foreign investors were net sellers of nearly 84 million units worth over 2,531 billion VND across the market.
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VNINDEX
▼ Likely negativeRelevance: low
| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 10/30/2026 | 1,741.62 |
| Change that session | -0.80% |
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