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According to the audited financial report, Hanoi-based Transformer Substation and Electrical Materials Manufacturing Joint Stock Company (ticker: BTH) posted a sharp decline in 2025 results, with net revenue of VND 272.1 billion, down more than 85% from VND 1,814 billion in 2024. Net profit was VND 186.1 billion, down from VND 708 billion the previous year. The CEO attributed the decline mainly to the handover phase of the Hoang Thanh Pearl project, noting only 13 units were handed over in 2025, far fewer than 331 in 2024. Revenue from apartment sales dropped from VND 1,811 billion to VND 265 billion. The Hoang Thanh Pearl project is a mixed development including a 30-story tower, three basements, a shopping mall and offices, with a 334-unit high-end residential block. It was designed by CP+G Vietnam, a subsidiary of Singapore's CPG Consultants. Despite weaker real estate, the company’s financial revenue rose to VND 45.8 billion (vs VND 26.2 billion in 2024), mainly from interest income on deposits and loans. Revenue from office leasing and parking reached VND 6.5 billion, nearly five times the prior year. The annual report notes an attractive dividend policy: at the 2025 annual general meeting, the company approved cash dividends at a rate of up to 250% of charter capital (VND 25,000 per share), totaling VND 625 billion. Total assets as of 31/12/2025 were reported as VND 6,717 billion, down from VND 1,323 billion (the report notes a near-halving). At year-end 2025, Hoang Thanh Group remained the largest shareholder with 65% of equity; executives including Hoang Ngoc Kien and Tran Huu Thai were appointed to the board, while Thach Anh Duc continued as CEO and legal representative. The company employed 6 people as of 31 December 2025.
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