## Traphaco’s Q1 2025 Financial Results: A Comprehensive Overview
An insight into Traphaco’s performance in Q1 2025
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TRA recorded a modest increase in revenue for Q1, reaching VND 555 billion, while cost of goods sold rose by 11% to VND 268 billion. This resulted in a 6% decrease in gross profit, amounting to VND 287 billion.
A 12% decline in financial income, coupled with a significant surge in financial expenses to VND 2.5 billion, impacted the bottom line. Additionally, stagnant selling and administrative expenses played a role in shaping the final outcome. Ultimately, TRA’s net profit for the quarter stood at VND 42 billion, marking a 23% decrease.
As per the 2025 Annual General Meeting minutes, TRA has set ambitious targets for the year, aiming for a 9% increase in revenue to VND 2,560 billion and a 4% rise in after-tax profit to VND 268 billion. With Q1 results, the company has achieved 22% of its revenue target and nearly 18% of its profit goal.
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TRA’s total assets as of Q1 end stood at VND 2,100 billion, a slight decrease from the beginning of the year, with VND 1,500 billion in short-term assets. Cash and cash equivalents dipped by 20%, settling at VND 574 billion, while inventory remained unchanged at VND 548 billion.
On the liabilities front, all of TRA’s payables were short-term, amounting to VND 609 billion. The company’s quick and current ratios exceeded 1, indicating a healthy position regarding debt obligations.
Short-term borrowings witnessed a 9% increase to VND 207 billion, solely comprised of bank loans.
Chau An
– 17:27 01/05/2025
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