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Transport and Trading Services Joint Stock Company (TJC) will close its shareholder list on May 4 to pay a 2025 cash dividend at a rate of 90%, equivalent to 9,000 dong per share. With more than 8.6 million shares outstanding, the total payout is expected to reach nearly 77 billion dong. The dividend payment date is May 19.
The dividend payout is notable because TJC’s annual general meeting (AGM) previously approved a plan not to distribute a dividend. The May 2025 payout is also described as the highest ever for TJC, substantially above the company’s earlier cash-dividend pattern, which typically hovered around 10% per year, with the highest recorded at 20% in 2008.
In the market, TJC shares have risen sharply, with the price doubling within a month and liquidity improving significantly. Despite the rally, the stock is currently facing some selling pressure around 26,500 dong per share.
TJC’s decision to raise the dividend payout is linked to 2025 performance that exceeded expectations. The company reported revenue of nearly 4 billion dong, up 16% year-on-year. Financial revenue was about 7 billion dong, up nearly 4%. Net profit after tax reached 4.31 billion dong, up 100% and 48% above the plan.
For 2026, TJC set more conservative targets. The company aims for net revenue of around 8 billion dong, pretax profit of about 3.2 billion dong, implying a net profit margin of approximately 40.66% of revenue, and after-tax profit projected at about 2.6 billion dong.
TJC expects to distribute about 12.9 billion dong from after-tax profit and to pay dividends at 15%. After this distribution, undistributed retained earnings at end-2026 are expected to be around 14.3 billion dong.
TJC traces its origins to the Xí nghiệp Dịch vụ Vận tải hàng hóa và Hành khách, under Công ty Vận tải Biển III (a member of Vietnam’s Maritime Corporation). The company operates in international shipping and maritime services for customers at home and abroad.
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