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With the Q1 2026 earnings season moving toward its end, a large wave of companies has begun reporting results. On April 29, several firms disclosed Q1 2026 performance, including Vietinbank (CTG), MB (MBB), Eximbank (EIB) and Vinaship (VNA).
Vietinbank (CTG) reported Q1 2026 pre-tax profit of 11,139 billion VND, up 63% year-on-year.
MB (MBB) maintained solid performance with profit of 9,628 billion VND, up 15%.
Eximbank (EIB) saw profit decline 59%, falling to 338 billion VND.
Vinaship (VNA) posted Q1 profit of 1,819 billion VND, up 987% (nearly 11x) versus Q1 2025.
The article notes that VNA’s growth surged 43,542% due to a low base last year.
In the aviation-services group, Taseco Airs (AST) grew 73% to 154 billion VND.
PAN Group (PAN) recorded Q1 profit of 744 billion VND, up 215%.
DCM (DCM) posted 878 billion VND profit, up 93%.
Hải Phòng Port (PHP) maintained growth in the port sector with profit of 423 billion VND, up 87%.
REE profit exceeded 1,000 billion VND, up 17%.
Viglacera (VGC) posted profit of 416 billion VND.
Nam Long (NLG) reported Q1 profit of 177 billion VND, up 24%.
DCL (DCL) reported profit declined 94%, to 2 billion VND.
TCH posted Q1 profit down 56%, to 141 billion VND.
TCR (TCR) and DRH Holdings (DRH) remained in losses of 21 billion VND and 24 billion VND, respectively.
The article also states that 15 banks had published Q1 2026 results by the evening of April 28, 2026.
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