HCMC – Power Generation Joint Stock Corporation 3 (HOSE: PGV) reported a record profit in 2025, supported by stronger cash flows and a steadily declining debt ratio, laying a solid foundation for its upcoming investment expansion.
According to its fourth-quarter 2025 consolidated financial statements, PGV recorded a sharp year-on-year surge in business performance. Net profit in the fourth quarter reached VND2.56 trillion, the highest quarterly profit since the corporation’s equitization.
The strong result was driven by improvements in core operations and financial activities, while profit contributions from joint ventures and associates also rose by VND38 billion compared to the previous year.
For the full year 2025, PGV posted net revenue of VND43.57 trillion, profit before tax of VND4.26 trillion, and profit after tax of VND3.7 trillion. Earnings per share reached VND3,285.
Closing the trading session on February 3, PGV shares edged up 0.6% to VND25,250, with around 219,000 shares traded, giving the company a market capitalization of approximately VND28.37 trillion.
The VN-Index added 6.90 points, or 0.38%, to close at 1,813.4 points, with 191 gainers and 127 decliners. Trading volume reached more than 982.8 million shares, valued at VND33.01 trillion, broadly unchanged from the previous session. Block deals accounted for over 69.3 million shares worth VND2.47 trillion.
Within the VN30 basket, SAB was the standout performer, jumping 4.4% to VND52,100. GAS pared back earlier gains due to mild profit-taking pressure, closing up 2.2% at VND11,700 after rising as much as 6.4% intraday.
Other large-cap stocks such as VCB, HPG, and CTG posted modest gains of around 1% or less, while VJC, VHM, and VNM declined between more than 1% and over 2%.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), the HNX-Index gained 4.79 points, or 1.84%, to 265.18 points, with 89 advancers and 58 decliners and a trading volume of over 90.1 million shares worth VND2.36 trillion. Block transactions contributed an additional 1.5 million shares valued at VND13.8 billion.
