With nearly 27.5 million shares outstanding, HVT plans to spend over VND 41 billion to complete the dividend payout. The expected payment date is June 26.

HVT’s financial performance over the years

In 2024, HVT recorded a net profit of nearly VND 84 billion, up 24% from the previous year. However, the 15% dividend payout ratio is the lowest in the past four years. The highest dividend payout made by HVT was 70% in 2022.

With a controlling ownership stake of 68.49%, the Vietnam Chemical Group – HVT‘s parent company – is expected to receive more than VND 28 billion in dividends this period.

Source: VietstockFinance

For 2025, HVT targets revenue of VND 1,827 billion, up 13% from the previous year. However, the company has set a lower pre-tax profit target of VND 102 billion, a 4% decrease.

In the first quarter of 2025, HVT‘s net revenue exceeded VND 392 billion, a 15% increase year-over-year. Thanks to a slower rise in cost of goods sold (up 14%), net income surged by 55% to over VND 16 billion, achieving nearly 20% of the annual profit target.

According to HVT, despite a 20% increase in the price of some raw materials, the selling prices of key products also increased simultaneously. Specifically, the price of liquid caustic soda rose by 22-26%; chlorine-based products such as Javen increased by 15-20%; and PAC liquid and PAC powder rose by over 30%. As a result, the company maintained its business growth trajectory.

Khang Di

– 08:08 05/06/2025

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