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PC1’s 2026–2030 strategy centers on investing in renewable energy projects and building a value-chain ecosystem within PC1. The group is prioritizing hydropower and solar power, and is working toward several international-scale projects in coordination with EPC and industrial park infrastructure sectors. The company aims to reach 1,000 MW of capacity by 2030. For electricity sales, all operating plants have signed 20-year contracts with EVN from the date of operation.
Under the company’s strategy, PC1 is guiding renewable energy development through a combination of project investment and EPC capabilities. The electricity sale model is supported by 20-year EVN contracts for operating plants, signed from their respective start dates.
In real estate, the Golden Tower – Gia Lam project has been completed 100% and is in the handover process to customers. For 2026, PC1 expects revenue of about 580 billion VND, with a profit margin forecast equal to 2025.
PC1 has established a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City to support its investment and business units, including energy, EPC general contracting, and green real estate with high liquidity, as well as partnerships—particularly with overseas customers—in the Ho Chi Minh City area.
Revenue from domestic and foreign operations is approximately 50:50. The company said it continues to focus on efficiency, with profit margins ranging from about 7–10% depending on contract and project. The backlog value currently exceeds 8,000 billion VND.
Management states that PC1’s international turnover will account for 40% of total revenue in construction activities. The company positions itself as an EPC contractor for renewable energy projects in the Asia-Pacific region. PC1 has signed contracts and is implementing a wind power project in the Philippines, while continuing to develop additional projects.
In the nickel segment, PC1 expects near-term demand for nickel to rise due to supply constraints from Indonesia, alongside growth in EV batteries and storage batteries at AI centers. For Stage 2 of the project, PC1 is working with design consultants to accelerate the investment process.
PC1 is described as one of Vietnam’s leading EPC general contractors in transmission lines and substations, with over 60 years of experience. In industrial manufacturing, PC1 is described as the only and largest unit in Vietnam for designing and fabricating 110 kV and 220 kV single-bundle steel poles, as well as 750 kV steel link poles.
Earlier, PC1 experienced three consecutive limit-down sessions, with total downward volume exceeding 65 million shares, as rumors circulated in the market, though they were not officially verified.

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