Businesses selling coconut jelly and aloe vera increased sharply in profits

According to the consolidated financial report, GC Food’s 2025 net revenue will reach nearly 698 billion VND, an increase of more than 20% compared to the previous year. Gross profit reached 247 billion VND, an increase of about 21%, helping profit margins improve.

After deducting expenses, business results recorded a clear improvement in profit quality. With more than VND 98.5 billion in profit after tax, this level of profitability is considered positive for an agricultural – processed food enterprise, in a context where industry profit margins are often thin and subject to many fluctuations in raw material prices.

In the fourth quarter alone, GC Food’s net profit was about 19 billion VND, more than double the same period. The business said that the results of the last quarter of the year increased strongly thanks to a 17% increase in net revenue over the same period, while financial costs decreased by 56% due to narrowed loan balance and lower interest rates. Corporate management costs decreased by 22%, mainly due to equal allocation of bonus expenses during the year and lower provisioning costs for bad debts. Gross profit margin continues to improve as the company becomes more proactive in raw material areas and optimizes operating costs.

At the annual shareholders’ meeting on April 10, GC Food set a 2025 revenue target of exceeding 716 billion VND, an increase of nearly 24% compared to the previous year, with a profit after tax of nearly 90 billion VND. In fact, revenue has not reached the plan, but profit has exceeded the target by about 9%, showing that operating efficiency has improved compared to initial expectations.

Regarding the financial situation, by December 31, 2025, GC Food’s total short-term assets reached 544 billion VND, an increase of nearly 150 billion VND compared to the beginning of the year. Cash and cash equivalents reached nearly 78 billion VND, 3 times higher than the beginning of the period. The enterprise also increased short-term financial investment to more than 107 billion VND, reflecting clearly improved liquidity.

Basic earnings per share (EPS) in 2025 will reach 2,155 VND, up from 1,969 VND the previous year.