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Techcom Securities (TCBS) has set a record pretax profit target of 7.535 billion dong for 2026, according to documents prepared for its annual general meeting on April 25.
TCBS plans to generate revenue of 13,227 billion dong and pretax profit of 7.535 billion dong in 2026. These figures represent year-on-year increases of 26% for revenue and 18% for pretax profit compared with 2025.
The 2026 targets do not include a one-off income of 726 billion dong recognized in Q4 2025.
Compared with TCBS’s 2025 audited figures, revenue and pretax profit are expected to rise by 17% and 6%, respectively.
If the plan is achieved, the company would record its highest results to date.
TCBS management expects the Vietnamese stock market to benefit this year from being officially upgraded in September. It also cited technical infrastructure, a robust legal framework, and new products as factors expected to support sustainable market growth.
At this year’s meeting, the TCBS board intends to propose issuing 462.3 million shares to pay 2024 dividends at a rate of 20%. After completion, the company’s charter capital would increase to 27.739 billion dong.
In 2025, TCBS reported total revenue of 11,217 billion dong, up 47% from 2024. Pretax profit reached 7,109 billion dong, up 48% year over year.
TCBS is a subsidiary of Techcombank, with the parent bank owning nearly 80%. Over the past two years, the company has led the securities sector in profitability.

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