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EVG’s 2026 annual general meeting (AGM) will be held in Hanoi on April 24, 2026. With 2025 business results largely meeting expectations, the Board of Directors will present shareholders with a plan to distribute a 5% dividend and a set of policies intended to support sustainable long-term growth.
EVG’s audited 2025 financial statements indicate that most key indicators met or exceeded the company’s plan, with strong growth compared with 2024. Net profit after tax reached VND 98.9 billion, up 193% year-on-year. Consolidated total assets rose to VND 6,385 billion, up 31.4% year-on-year.
The company said its asset structure remains focused on projects under development and assets expected to convert into revenue in the near term. The Board highlighted these results as optimistic amid market challenges, particularly in real estate.
The Board is expected to propose a 5% dividend distribution in shares, reflecting improvements in both scale and growth quality.
A bright spot in EVG’s financials is credit debt management and financial leverage. As of the end of 2025, total group credit debt stood at VND 1,097 billion, down from the end of 2024. Cash flow remained stable, with no bad debts and no bond debt. With the current asset base, the leverage ratio is described as reasonably safe, helping reduce financing costs and creating room for investment plans.
In addition, the workforce increased by 157% over the year, indicating readiness of human resources for planned production and operations, including the future operation of resort complexes. The company said these factors provide a foundation to move into a growth phase by combining new investments with operations and leveraging sustainable projects.
Real estate remains EVG’s core business and showed positive momentum in 2025. The group organized the inauguration and readiness to operate Phase 1 of the Crystal Holidays Harbour Van Don entertainment and resort complex, which includes nearly 1,000 hotel rooms and five-star-standard resort apartments. The company said this marks a shift to the operating phase, supporting the recording of revenue and cash flow from tourism and services linked to the project.
The Ly Son Heritage Tourism and Cultural Complex project is planned to begin construction in Q2 2026. In 2025, Everland accelerated investment procedures for new urban development projects in Haiphong, Phu Tho, Bac Ninh, and other areas with rapid urbanization and industrial growth, aiming to build a project portfolio for medium- and long-term horizons.
At the AGM, management will present EVG’s 2026 production and business plan with consolidated targets described as strong. Consolidated revenue is expected to reach VND 2,200 billion, up 96.57% from 2025. After-tax profit is expected to reach VND 170.5 billion, up 72.43%. Total assets are projected at VND 8,000 billion, up 25.3%.
For Everland (the parent company), revenue is expected at VND 730 billion, up 19.51%, with after-tax profit of VND 66.8 billion, up 77.55%. Parent assets are projected at VND 3,115 billion, and the dividend payout is expected to be 5%.
Meeting documents also disclose Everland’s development strategy for 2026–2030, with a vision to 2035 recently issued by the Board. The strategy aims to maintain double-digit growth annually and build a business ecosystem with ambitious targets.
From 2026–2030, the core business axes are real estate and tourism, supported by commerce, services, construction, and finance. Growth drivers include revenue and profit from selling and leasing real estate (resorts, urban projects, and commercial and social housing), tourism services, and retail/commercial activities. The plan emphasizes building and expanding tourism and real estate supply chains.
From 2031–2035, the core axes expand to real estate, manufacturing, tourism, and finance, with supporting sectors including construction, commerce, and services. Growth drivers include revenue and profit from selling and leasing real estate, manufacturing, financial investments, and tourism services. The strategy envisions completing and operating tourism and real estate supply chains and beginning to form a production and export chain.
The group also identifies ESG-driven growth levers—people, modern governance, innovation, digital transformation, and sustainable development—aiming to raise long-term shareholder and investor value.
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