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Vietnam Airlines (the parent company of Vietnam Airlines Corporation, ticker HVN-HOSE) announced that its Board of Directors has approved the plan to hold the 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM). The last date to register to attend is May 29, 2026, and the meeting is scheduled for June 28, 2026.
The main contents of the 2026 AGM include:
According to Vietnam Airlines’ 2025 annual report, as of December 31, 2025, HVN had 27,203 shareholders. Major holders with stakes above 5% included: the Ministry of Finance at 39.29%, SCIC at 47.13%, and ANA HOLDINGS INC at 5.62%.
In Q1 2026, Vietnam Airlines reported net profit for the parent company of approximately VND 905 billion to VND 3,948 billion. Consolidated net profit increased by about VND 1,029 billion to VND 4,514.5 billion.
HVN’s explanation stated that in Q1 2026—described as the peak season for aviation—the company continued to implement decisive management measures to optimize fleet utilization and human resources, cut costs, and meet rising demand.
The gross profit from sales and service provision in the parent company and consolidated financial statements for Q1 2025 was over VND 6,026 billion and VND 7,311 billion, respectively (both at 20% of revenue).
In Q1 2026, the parent’s revenue and other income rose by 18.31% year-on-year, while service revenue increased by 18.4% (domestic up 2.9%, international up 28.6%). Total costs of the parent increased by 16.73% year-on-year, mainly due to higher cost of goods sold and selling expenses, corresponding to increased ASK.
The faster growth in revenue and other income compared with total costs resulted in a 29.50% increase in net profit for the consolidated period versus Q1 2025, mainly attributed to higher net profit of the parent and its subsidiaries.
Despite intensifying conflict in the Middle East from February 28, 2026, the group reaffirmed its ability to maintain business continuity. It cited the use of available capacity and activated contingency scenarios to ensure uninterrupted operations, optimize resources, and protect 2026 targets.
The company said it has completed the overall program of solutions to accelerate recovery and sustainable development through 2021–2035. In the coming years, the group plans to continue implementing measures to improve operating efficiency and restructure assets and investment portfolios to increase income, cash flow, and sustainable growth.
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