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Rong Viet Securities held its 2025 annual general meeting (AGM) for the financial year 2025, approving the company’s 2026 business plan and a capital increase aimed at strengthening its charter capital base.
The AGM approved the 2026 business plan with revenue of VND 1,319 billion and pre-tax profit of VND 510 billion. The meeting also approved a plan to increase charter capital to VND 4,500 billion through a share issuance.
The AGM was attended by 203 shareholders, representing and owning over 71% of voting shares. All reports and proposals were approved with high consensus.
In 2025, despite volatile market conditions and rising competition, Rong Viet focused on strategic direction, risk management and flexible adaptation to improve efficiency. The company reported consolidated revenue of VND 1,096.3 billion and after-tax profit of VND 282.2 billion, achieving 99.1% and 94.2% of the annual plan, respectively.
By year-end 2025, Rong Viet completed a capital increase to VND 2,720 billion. Total assets and equity were VND 8,121 billion and VND 3,099 billion, respectively. The company said its operating results and financial safety indicators remained among the best among listed securities firms.
Rong Viet also highlighted progress in digital transformation and customer experience, along with recognition for sustainability initiatives and ESG. It noted that Moody’s and Saigon Ratings assigned a stable outlook to the company.
For 2026, Rong Viet targets revenue of VND 1,318.6 billion and costs of VND 808.6 billion, representing increases of 20.3% and 7.9% versus 2025. The plan sets pre-tax profit at VND 510 billion and after-tax profit at around VND 408 billion, up 47.1% and 44.6%, respectively.
To deliver the 2026 targets, Rong Viet said it will pursue five core pillars: brokerage, lending, investment, investment banking, and asset management.
The company also emphasized strengthening collaboration across business lines and client networks to complete its product-service ecosystem, drive cross-selling, and improve client experience and competitiveness.
Financially, Rong Viet proposed issuing up to 178 million shares to raise charter capital to VND 4,500 billion in 2026.
Phase 1 includes:
Phase 2 (after Phase 1) may issue up to 90 million shares to strategic or professional investors to support margin trading, proprietary trading, underwriting and bond market participation.
Rong Viet said it will continue to focus on attracting and retaining talent, with ESG integration remaining a priority. It also noted that 2026 marks its 20th anniversary, and the AGM approved charitable contributions of 1% of standalone after-tax profit and 2% for rewards and welfare.
In Q1 2026, Rong Viet reported standalone revenue of VND 201.9 billion, up 19.4% year-on-year. Brokerage revenue was VND 54.8 billion (up 66% YoY) and lending revenue was VND 118.4 billion (up 29% YoY).
Total costs were VND 232.5 billion, resulting in a pre-tax loss of about VND 30 billion.
As of 31/03/2026, total assets and equity were VND 7,834 billion and VND 2,992 billion. The company reported ROE of 8.4%, ROA of 3.4%, and EPS of VND 892 per share. It also stated that its financial safety ratio remained above 350%.
Rong Viet said its outlook remains positive, citing domestic macro stability and FTSE Russell’s upgrade of the Vietnam stock market, expected to take effect in September 2026 and improve liquidity and attract international capital over the medium to long term.
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