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On 24 April 2026, Deo Ca Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (HHV) held its 2026 annual general meeting (AGM) in an online format.
According to a report by Ms. Phan Thi Mai, Head of the Shareholder Eligibility Inspection Committee, as of the shareholder list closing date of 19 March 2026, HHV had 50,686 shareholders holding over 497 million shares.
As of 8:05 a.m. on 24 April 2026, the number of attendees was 230 shareholders, representing 164.7 million shares, or 33.1% of the total voting shares. Non-attending shareholders accounted for 50,456 shareholders, representing 332.8 million shares, or 66.9%.
Due to attendance below the required threshold, HHV’s 2026 AGM did not meet the conditions to proceed. A second call for the AGM will be issued to shareholders subsequently.
Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Huu Hung, Vice Chairman of the Board, said HHV’s business performance in Q1 2026 recorded very positive results in production and operations, with the company completing and exceeding its plan.
Since the start of the year, HHV has secured several major contracts in construction and, notably, in operations management. The company said this provides a favorable basis to sustain growth in 2026 and in the following years.
Regarding outstanding issues of BOT projects due to policy mechanism changes, Mr. Hung said these bottlenecks are being addressed with attention from the Party and the State. He noted that Decree 122/2026/ND-CP has been issued to provide a legal basis to resolve issues concerning transport infrastructure projects invested via PPP.
HHV has two large projects—Deo Ca and Bac Giang - Lang Son. Once remaining issues are resolved, the company expects government budget support of about 7,000 billion VND, which would create financial resources to advance infrastructure investment.
Mr. Hung also said that for 2026–2030, the government identifies transport infrastructure investment as a strategic move to lead the development of other sectors. The goals include completing 5,000 km of expressways, implementing the North-South high-speed railway project, and deploying cross-regional metro lines, among other initiatives. He said this creates room for HHV and other companies to participate.
According to the meeting documents, for 2026 HHV targets consolidated revenue of 4,468 billion VND, up 18% from 2025, and consolidated after-tax profit of 766 billion VND, up 14%. If achieved, the company said this would be the highest profit in its history.
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