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On April 25, 2026, Aviation Services Joint Stock Company Taseco Airs (stock code AST) held its 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of shareholders.
In 2025, Taseco Airs reported consolidated revenue of VND 1,727 billion, up about 30% from 2024. After-tax profit reached VND 325.7 billion, up 61%.
Under the profit distribution plan approved by shareholders, the company declared a 2025 dividend of 55%. Of this, 25% was paid in cash and had been advanced in October 2025. After the AGM, Taseco Airs will pay dividends in stock at 20% and in cash at 10%.
The 2025 annual report shows that the Gifts & Souvenirs retail segment accounted for the largest share of revenue, at 27%, with over VND 470 billion.
The Restaurant – Fast Food segment accounted for 23%, generating nearly VND 390 billion, becoming the second-largest segment. This was ahead of the duty-free segment, which recorded VND 386 billion (22%).
In terms of business geography, Taseco Sai Gon posted a strong revenue increase versus 2024, driven by the opening of new outlets at Tan Son Nhat Airport’s Terminal 3 in line with the airport’s exploitation progress.
Annual revenue of Taseco Sai Gon reached VND 291.7 billion, accounting for 16.9% of the group’s total revenue.
For 2026, Taseco Airs set a plan for consolidated revenue of VND 2,150 billion, up 24.5%, and after-tax profit of VND 360 billion, up 10.6%.
The expected dividend payout ratio is in the range of 35–45%. If the economy and market experience significant fluctuations that affect execution of the 2026 business plan, the Board of Directors requested authorization from the AGM to adjust the plan to align with actual conditions.
At the end of the program, all contents presented at the AGM were approved.
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