Dabaco (DBC): Q3 Earnings Surge 2.5x YoY, Achieving 2025 Targets Ahead of Schedule

Dabaco Vietnam Group (DBC) has announced its estimated profit for the first nine months of 2025, surpassing the full-year target. The company anticipates continued growth in the fourth quarter.

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Chairman of DBC’s Board of Directors, Mr. Nguyen Nhu So, at the meeting

During the regular meeting on October 3, 2025, the Board of Directors of Dabaco Group Joint Stock Company (DBC) approved the estimated business performance figures for Q3 and the first nine months of 2025. Specifically, the after-tax profit for Q3 is estimated at VND 342 billion. Accumulated over nine months, this figure is projected to reach VND 1,357 billion.

Compared to the VND 530 billion profit in the first nine months of 2024, Dabaco’s estimated results show a growth of approximately 2.5 times. After three quarters, the company has surpassed its annual profit plan by about 35%. This achievement is notable given the market challenges in 2025, including rising input costs and complex disease outbreaks in livestock farming.

The driving force behind these results comes from core business segments: animal feed and livestock farming. According to Dabaco, the company has maintained animal feed consumption volumes while implementing biosafety measures to protect its herds.


Inside Dabaco Thanh Hoa’s Pig Breeding and Commercial Pig Farming Area. Photo: Dabaco

In the pig farming segment, Dabaco’s Board of Directors has approved an investment scale adjustment, aiming to increase the core sow herd to 80,000 and produce over 2 million pigs annually by 2028. Additionally, Dabaco has recorded contributions from broiler chicken production, vegetable oil, trade services, and organic fertilizers.

Regarding investment activities, Dabaco is implementing strategic projects. In Q3/2025, several projects were launched, including the Ha Tinh Animal Feed Factory, the High-Tech Pig Farming Area in Quang Ninh, and Ngoc Lac (Thanh Hoa).

The company is also finalizing procedures to commence projects in Quang Tri, Lao Cai, and Lam Son Nhu Xuan in Q4/2025. Simultaneously, the Phase II Vegetable Oil Plant is under installation and is expected to be inaugurated by year-end.

For Q4/2025, the company’s key priorities include ensuring disease safety, cost optimization, and applying technology to enhance productivity. Dabaco will also expand its product market, targeting Asia and leveraging domestic demand for the 2026 Lunar New Year.

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