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With 3.7 million shares outstanding and a payout ratio of 100% (VND 10,000/share), FBC will distribute approximately VND 37 billion in dividends. The parent company, VEAM (holding 51%), is expected to receive nearly VND 19 billion.
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Notably, the dividend payout ratio for 2024 is only half of that in 2023 – when FBC distributed 200% dividends, despite a 4% increase in net profit to VND 76 billion in 2024. This is also the lowest payout in the last three years.
| FBC’s Financial Performance over the Years |
In 2025, FBC forecasts a 10% decline in revenue to over VND 1,010 billion due to order adjustments from major customers (Honda, Yamaha, and Techno Assio) and competitive pressures in Thai Nguyen. Financial income is also expected to decrease by 53% to VND 4 billion as a result of falling savings interest rates, leading to an estimated 11% drop in net profit to VND 67 billion.
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The dividend payment date is anticipated to be October 3rd, 2025.
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As of the first half of 2025, VEAM’s net revenue surpassed 2.087 trillion, while their net profit reached an impressive 3.410 trillion VND. This remarkable achievement can be largely attributed to the significant contribution of their joint venture and associate companies, which accounted for nearly 3.069 trillion VND in profits.
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