HCMC – Development Investment Construction Joint Stock Corporation, or DIC Corp, (HOSE: DIG) plans to hold its 2026 annual general meeting on April 24 in Ho Chi Minh City and has set lower business targets for 2026.
The firm’s targets for the year include consolidated revenue of VND3 trillion, pre-tax profit of VND600 billion, total investment disbursement of VND4.37 trillion and a dividend of 6%.
According to documents released for the meeting, the revenue target represents a 37% decline compared to 2025 results, while pre-tax profit is expected to fall by 27.2% year-on-year.
The company plans to allocate VND4.37 trillion for investment disbursement across multiple projects.
Key allocations include VND354.37 billion for the Chi Linh Center project, VND313.26 billion for the Bac Vung Tau new urban area, VND685.6 billion for the CSJ complex, VND204.7 billion for the A2-1 condo project, and VND714.46 billion for the Long Tan tourism urban area.
In 2025, DIC Corp reported total revenue of around VND4.76 trillion, representing 135.9% of the year’s plan, and pre-tax profit of VND824.25 billion, equivalent to 114.8% of its annual target.
For 2025 earnings distribution, the company has proposed a stock dividend of 6%, equivalent to issuing an additional 47.79 million shares, expected to be implemented in 2026 subject to approval by the State Securities Commission.
Closing the trading session today, March 31, DIG shares edged up 50 points, or 0.35%, to close at VND14,250 each, with more than 11.4 million shares changing hands, valuing the company at around VND11.35 trillion.
The VN-Index closed up 11.95 points, or 0.72%, at 1,674.49 points, with 179 advancers and 144 decliners. Total trading volume reached nearly 929.7 million shares valued at VND24.37 trillion, up more than 13% in both volume and value compared to the previous session. Negotiated transactions accounted for over 142 million shares worth VND3.94 trillion.
For March, the VN-Index declined by 205.8 points, or 10.9%. In the first quarter of the year, the index fell by 110 points, or 6.16%.
Large-cap stocks were mixed. VIC led the market’s gains, contributing more than nine points to the VN-Index. The stock rose 4.3% to VND135,000, with a trading volume of over 3.3 million shares.
Mid-cap and small-cap stocks showed little change compared to the morning session. Securities stocks FTS and BSI hit their ceiling prices at VND26,800 and VND36,350, respectively.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index added 0.39 point, or 0.16%, to end at 250.98 points, with 75 advancers and 70 decliners. Trading volume exceeded 110.7 million shares valued at VND2.12 trillion, while negotiated deals contributed an additional 19.5 million shares worth VND321 billion.
