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On June 5, 2026, Dinh Vu Port Investment and Development Joint Stock Company (DVP) will close its shareholder list to implement its 2025 cash dividend. The dividend is set at a 50% rate, equivalent to 5,000 dong per share. With 40 million shares outstanding, DVP expects to pay approximately 200 billion dong. The payment date is scheduled for June 29, 2026.
Earlier, DVP’s Board of Directors approved a 2025 cash dividend at a total rate of 80%, equivalent to 8,000 dong per share. The total payout is estimated at about 320 billion dong and will be disbursed in two installments.
Following the 50% advance payment, the company will still pay a second cash dividend of 30%, estimated at around 120 billion dong. This second installment is expected to be completed before October 2026.
Hai Phong Port Co., Ltd., the parent company, holds 51% of DVP’s charter capital and is expected to receive nearly 102 billion dong in dividends.
Vietnam Agricultural Materials Joint Stock Company, the second-largest shareholder with an 18.7% stake, is expected to receive about 37 billion dong.
DVP has a history of returning cash to shareholders. Since listing in 2009, the company’s annual cash dividend average has typically ranged around 30–40%. In the last three years, DVP has maintained a high cash dividend level of 70%.
For 2025, DVP reported revenue of 719 billion dong and pre-tax profit of 405 billion dong, achieving about 76% and 85% of its respective targets.
For 2026, the company expects continued headwinds from global economic conditions, including supply chain shifts and rising transport and fuel costs. DVP nonetheless targets revenue of 820 billion dong and pre-tax profit of 460 billion dong, representing increases of 40% and 14% versus 2025. If achieved, these figures would be the highest revenue and profit in the company’s history.
DVP also targets 650,000 TEU of throughput for 2026.
In addition, the company proposes maintaining at least a 70% cash dividend for 2026, corresponding to 7,000 dong per share.
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