Hoa Phat has posted revenue and post-tax profit gains of nearly 27.6 trillion (over 1.19 billion USD) and over 4.4 trillion VND (190 million USD) in the first half of 2018, representing rises of 30 percent and 27 percent from the same period last year, respectively.
Hoa Phat has posted revenue and post-tax profit gains of nearly 27.6 trillion VND in the first half. (Photo: thephoaphat.org)
Hanoi (VNA) - Hoa Phat has postedrevenue and post-tax profit gains of nearly 27.6 trillion VND (over 1.19 billionUSD) and over 4.4 trillion VND (190 million USD) in the first half of 2018,representing rises of 30 percent and 27 percent from the same periodꦿ last year,respectively.
The results mean that the grouphas already completed 55 percent of its annual profit target of 55 trillion inrevenue and 8.05 trillion VND in after-tax profit this year.
In the second quarter alone, Hoa Phat’s revenue hit over 14.4 trillion VND(over 621.5 million USD), while its post-tax profit stood at 2.2 trillion VND(94.9 million USD), a respective 34 percent and 43 percent higher than those ofthe corresponding period last year.
The firm produced 1.1million tonnes of construction steel in the firstsix months, a slight increase from the same period last year.
Hoa Phat has still maintainedits leading position in the country’s steel industry with a market share of22.2 percent as its products are mostly consumed domestically.
Its high-quality wire rod steel produᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚcts have continued to receive orders fromboth inside and outside the country. It sold a total of 116,00 tonnes of thisproduct, including 58,000 tonnes to Australia, Japan, Malaysia, and thePhilippines, accounting for more than half of its export volume.-VNA
Hoa Phat Group, a major industrial production group in Vietnam, manufactured 542,000 tonnes of steel in the first quarter of 2018, up nearly 10 percent year on year.
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Hoa Phat has posted revenue and post-tax profit gains of nearly 27.6 trillion VND in the first half. (Photo: thephoaphat.org) 
