HCMC – Mobile World Investment Corporation (HOSE: MWG) plans a 20% cash dividend for 2025 and targets a 30% increase in net profit in 2026, according to documents for its annual general meeting.
The company proposes a dividend of VND2,000 per share, translating into a total payout of about VND3 trillion based on nearly 1.47 billion outstanding shares. Payments are scheduled in two equal tranches in the third and fourth quarters of 2026.
The plan follows strong 2025 results, with net revenue of nearly VND156 trillion and after-tax profit exceeding VND7 trillion, up 16% and 89% year-on-year, respectively. MWG reported these as its highest figures to date.
For 2026, the board will seek approval for revenue of VND185 trillion, up 18% from 2025, and consolidated after-tax profit of VND9.2 trillion, an increase of 30%.
MWG attributed the targets to expectations of stronger economic growth driven by infrastructure investment, regional development and consumption stimulus.
Closing the trading session today, March 27, MWG gained 3.18% to VND81,000, with nearly 7.6 million shares.
The VN-Index gained 28.17 points, or 1.71%, to close at 1,672.8 at the end of the week, led by strong gains in real estate stocks and improved liquidity.
Market breadth was positive, with 253 stocks rising and 90 falling on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange (HOSE). Trading volume reached 940.1 million shares worth VND23.45 trillion, up 16.5% in volume and 8.2% in value from the previous session. Block deals contributed nearly 126 million shares worth VND3.18 trillion.
Real estate stocks led the market, with multiple tickers hitting their daily upper limit. DXS saw strong buying demand, while DXG rose 5.4% after touching its ceiling price. Industrial park stocks GVR and KBC hit ceiling prices, while SZL rose close to its limit.
Liquidity was concentrated in the property sector. DXG recorded over 41.7 million shares traded. PDR and DIG were among the most active stocks, with 26.5 million and 24.7 million shares traded, respectively. NVL posted 22.25 million shares, while KHG and TCH gained about 5% with volumes exceeding 15 million shares each.
Banking, securities and steel stocks also advanced. Most bank stocks rose, except STB. BID and CTG increased 2–3%, while TCB and VCB gained more than 1.5%. SHB led market liquidity with nearly 70 million shares traded.
In the securities sector, only VCK declined. VIX rose 4.7% with 39 million shares traded, SSI gained 2.7% with 23.3 million shares, while VND and HCM each rose 2.3%.
Steelmaker HPG rose 2.3% to VND26,500 per share, with 26.9 million shares traded. Energy stocks also gained. PLX rose 5.9%, GAS increased 2.2%, BSR added 1.3% with 10.85 million shares traded, and PVD rose more than 3%.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index advanced 4.15 points, or 1.67%, to 252.36, with 112 gainers and 54 decliners. Trading volume totaled 105.4 million shares worth VND1.9 trillion.
