HCMC – Phuoc Hoa Rubber JSC (HOSE: PHR) posted a 70% year-on-year fall in net profit in the fourth quarter of 2025 but set a target of VND762.49 billion in after-tax profit for 2026.
The company reported fourth-quarter net revenue of VND498.7 billion, down 20% from a year earlier, while net profit fell to just over VND70 billion.
For the full year 2025, Phuoc Hoa Rubber recorded consolidated revenue of nearly VND1.8 trillion, up 10% from 2024. Pre-tax profit rose 16% to nearly VND631 billion. Net profit increased 10% to VND532 billion.
The weaker fourth-quarter results reflected higher provisions, including VND28.47 billion for its investment in the Ngoc Linh hydropower project and VND12.51 billion allocated to its science and technology fund.
Closing the trading session today, February 6, PHR extended its losing streak to the third straight session with a 6.8% decline, at VND58,800.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index fell 1.52% to 1,755.49 points on Friday, marking its third straight weekly decline as selling pressure spread across large-cap stocks.
On the Hochiminh Stock Exchange, the index lost 27.07 points. Losers far outnumbered gainers, with 292 stocks falling and 55 rising.
Trading activity surged. Total volume exceeded 1.13 billion shares worth VND35.19 trillion, up more than 50% in volume and 35% in value from the previous session. Block deals accounted for 137.3 million shares valued at VND3.37 trillion.
Over the week, the VN-Index dropped 73.55 points, or 4.02%, after four declining sessions and one gain. This followed weekly losses of 2.2% and 0.44% in the prior two weeks.
Vingroup-related stocks showed mixed performance. VIC pared early gains to close up 0.7% at VND131,000. VHM edged lower, while VRE fell 2.6% and VPL dropped 3.5% to VND83,000.
Declines continued across the VN30 basket. CTG, SSI, DGC, HDB and VCB fell between 3% and nearly 5%. MWG, VPB, GVR, VIB, SAB and HPG lost 2% to almost 3%.
Gainers among large caps were limited. MBB rose slightly, while LPB and GAS gained around 2.5%.
In the mid- and small-cap segment, newly listed GEL and TCO remained at their daily upper limits, trading 5.6 million and 1.82 million shares, respectively. DRH and VSC climbed more than 3%.
On the downside, VGC and MSH hit floor prices. Several others, including VCI, HAG, ORS, NLG, PET and PNJ, dropped between 5% and over 6%.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index closed down 2.57%, or 6.76 points, at 256.28. The session recorded 36 gainers and 140 decliners, with trading volume of more than 109 million shares valued at VND2.51 trillion.
