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PC1 shares unexpectedly fell to the floor price in the 23/04 session, shortly after the company held its 2026 annual general meeting (AGM). Trading activity intensified, with matched volume rising to more than 16 million shares, while remaining sell orders accumulated by the end of the day.
At the close, PC1 ended at 24,100 dong per share, down 6.95%. Liquidity increased versus previous trading days, as end-of-day selling pressure reached 14.6 million units.
The decline on 23/04 extends PC1’s downward trend that began in early March. As a result, the company’s market capitalization has retreated to below 10 trillion dong.
Last year, PC1 reported revenue of over 13 trillion dong and net profit of 1.35 trillion dong. For 2026, the company expects revenue to exceed 15.6 trillion dong, up 19% from 2025, while net profit is forecast at 1.06 trillion dong, down 22%.
PC1 said 2026 is likely to face several challenges, including higher interest rates, tighter credit conditions, and higher input and logistics costs. The company also noted that some legal procedures related to certain projects remained slow.
Alongside its outlook, PC1 plans to raise capital through multiple options. The company indicated it could issue more than 148 million additional shares to strengthen resources for investment and debt repayment.
Historically, PC1 began as an electrical construction company before expanding into energy, real estate, and industrial parks. The company is currently pursuing multiple projects simultaneously, ranging from hydropower and solar to industrial zones and housing in the North.
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