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DLG (Duc Long Gia Lai Group) (ticker: DLG, HoSE) has issued a report on measures and progress to remedy the situation of its shares being placed on a periodic warning status in Q1 2026. Accordingly, DLG shares are under warning due to undistributed profits as of 31 December 2025 amounting to negative 2,091.77 billion dong, based on the audited consolidated financial statements for 2025; the shares have not yet met the requirements to exit the warning status. The company explains that, based on the Q1 2026 financial statements, the undistributed profits for the period were 62.6 billion dong, contributing to a gradual reduction of the company’s accumulated losses. This result shows the company is gradually restructuring its finances and achieving stable growth. The group has built and implemented a business plan with key measures, including continuing to collect receivables from partners and customers, and cutting costs to boost profits. In addition, the company will work with credit institutions and banks to renegotiate its financial structure, focusing on disposing of non-core assets, divesting underperforming lines of business, and concentrating resources on core business to accumulate cash and repay overdue bank debt no later than the end of 2026, most of which is secured by assets. At the same time, accelerate the completion of legal dossiers for renewable energy projects (solar, wind, hydro) added to the national power grid plan per Prime Minister’s Decision 768/QD-TTg dated 15 April 2025, to attract investment and support asset growth, revenue, and profits in the period ahead. The Duc Long Gia Lai Group commits to continuing to implement these synchronized measures to restructure finances, gradually erase accumulated losses, ensure stable and sustainable operations, and protect the rights of shareholders and other stakeholders.
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