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Gem Sky World project developer Ha An Real Estate (Ha An Real Estate) has submitted its 2025 financial information to the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), reporting a net profit after tax of approximately VND 236 billion, up 11.3% year-on-year. The result helped narrow accumulated losses from more than VND 302 billion to VND 59 billion.
By the end of 2025, Ha An Real Estate’s equity reached nearly VND 15.345 trillion, increasing by more than VND 5 trillion over the year. During the period, the company raised its charter capital from just over VND 9.9 trillion to VND 13.217 trillion.
Non-controlling interests increased from VND 635 billion to VND 2.187 trillion. At the same time, total liabilities fell by more than VND 2.8 trillion to VND 8.337 trillion, bringing the debt-to-equity ratio down from 1.09x to 0.54x.
In terms of liabilities, bank borrowings decreased by about VND 600 billion to VND 1.44 trillion. Bond debt also declined to just over VND 400 billion. Other payables fell by about VND 1.4 trillion to VND 6.5 trillion.
During the period, the company paid coupon interest of over VND 23 billion for bond code HAACH2226001 and nearly VND 24 billion for HAACH2427001.
Ha An Real Estate was established in February 2018 and was acquired by Dat Xanh Group (DXG) in August of the same year. The company is currently a 100% owned subsidiary of DXG, with Ngô Quang Ninh (born 1983) serving as General Director.
In late August 2019, the company won a tender for a 92-hectare land plot in Long Thành District, Đồng Nai Province for nearly VND 3.060 trillion. The site is being developed as Gem Sky World. In addition to Gem Sky World, Ha An Real Estate is also involved in developing several major DXG projects including Opal Skyline, Opal Boulevard, Opal Luxury, and Datxanhhomes Riverside (formerly Gem Riverside).
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