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On June 24, Noi Bai Cargo Services Joint Stock Company (HoSE: NCT) released supplementary materials for its 2026 annual general meeting of shareholders. Among the items to be submitted to shareholders is the company’s dividend plan, alongside its operating and financial targets for 2026.
Under the plan, NCT will pay a cash dividend of 80% for 2025 and increase it to 100% for 2026.
For 2026, NCT targets cargo throughput of 431,000 tons, representing a 2.2% increase from the previous year. The company also expects revenue of VND 1,315 billion, up 4.1%, and after-tax profit of VND 427.5 billion, up 10%.
To support its logistics operations, NCT plans to invest VND 151.9 billion in equipment and infrastructure. The investment includes electric forklifts, electric tractor-trailers, Truckdock systems, and information technology. The company expects to disburse VND 73.3 billion during the year.
Beyond its core business, NCT said it will seek investment opportunities in related businesses in Noi Bai, Bac Ninh and surrounding areas. The company is also studying the possibility of participating in projects related to Gia Bình International Airport, a new aviation infrastructure project in the North expected to unlock long-term growth for the air logistics business.
In its assessment of market prospects, NCT said the global aviation and logistics industry continues to face challenges, including geopolitical tensions, prolonged military conflicts, and oil price volatility that pressure operators’ costs. Domestically, the company noted risks to import-export activities stemming from trade tensions, protectionism, and supply chain disruptions.
Despite these challenges, NCT believes Vietnam’s economy remains supported by free trade agreements, stable foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, and shifts in supply chains to Vietnam. The company forecasts that cargo throughput at Noi Bai International Airport will continue to grow, with key cargo including mobile electronics components and apparel.
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