DIC GROUP ESTIMATES VND 209 BILLION PRE-TAX PROFIT IN FIRST 9 MONTHS OF 2025

This information was shared by Mr. Nguyen Quang Tin – CEO of DIC Group (HoSE: DIG) during an Analyst Meeting held on the afternoon of September 26^th.

Overview of the Analyst Meeting event.

Regarding consolidated business results for the first nine months of 2025, Mr. Tin reported total revenue and other income at VND 1,896 billion, with a pre-tax profit of VND 209 billion, achieving 54% and 29% of the annual plan, respectively. To meet full-year targets, DIG must make significant efforts in the fourth quarter, particularly by adding approximately VND 500 billion in profit. Leadership remains determined to fulfill the annual plan, as key legal procedures are entering their final stages and are expected to be completed in October–November 2025. 

Regarding investments, DIG had planned to allocate VND 6,600–6,900 billion for development activities but has so far disbursed only about 22%. The primary reason for this delay is prolonged legal procedures, which have stalled multiple projects in the first nine months of the year. However, the company’s leadership stated that starting in Q4 2025, as legal approvals are secured, the disbursement pace is expected to accelerate. 

The CEO of DIG noted that since the beginning of 2025, government policies have become more substantive, and the macroeconomic environment presents more opportunities than challenges.

The macroeconomic landscape in 2025 has seen significant changes. Notably, the government has reorganized 34 provinces, transitioning to a two-tier administrative model. While this restructuring poses adaptation challenges, it also opens substantial opportunities for real estate businesses as management mechanisms become more streamlined and synchronized. DIG’s leadership emphasized that the company sees more opportunities than obstacles in this context.

According to Mr. Tin, one of the bright spots in the real estate market is the increasingly practical approach to economic management. While support policies in 2023–2024 had limited tangible impact, since early 2025, measures to resolve bottlenecks have shown clearer effectiveness. Draft laws and decrees have been introduced, incorporating feedback from experts and the market, and subsequently adjusted reasonably, boosting business confidence. For instance, securities tax considerations have been carefully weighed to avoid adverse effects on the capital market, reflecting responsive and timely action by regulators.

The CEO of DIG highlighted that low and stable interest rates are a key favorable factor for the real estate market. If maintained for 1.5 to 2 years, low interest rates could improve market health, enhance absorption capacity, and stimulate real demand. Additionally, abundant market liquidity, supported by the State Bank’s continued capital infusion into the economy, is seen as a major advantage, enabling businesses to proceed with restructuring and project development. Mr. Tin remarked, “More capital than supply is considered an opportunity for real estate to gain momentum for recovery and growth.”

However, DIG’s leadership also stressed the need for caution, as the overall environment still harbors unpredictable fluctuations. Market uncertainties, rapid policy changes, or personnel shifts in regulatory bodies could impact business operations. With charter capital of approximately VND 6.5 trillion and total assets exceeding USD 1 billion, DIG is committed to proceeding carefully to protect shareholder interests.

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