Rang Dong (RAL) tops market with highest earnings per share

Aug 12th at 08:19
12-08-2020 08:19:21+07:00

Rang Dong (RAL) tops market with highest earnings per share

Light and vacuum flask producer Rang Dong (HoSE: RAL) topped the stock market as it had the highest earnings per share (EPS) in the first half of the year, cafef.vn reported.

 

In the first six months, Rang Dong earned VND2.03 trillion (US$87.7 million) in total net revenue, up 13 per cent, and post-tax profit jumped 43 per cent on-year to VND138 billion.

After six months, Rang Dong’s EPS was VND12,024, up from VND8,380 made in the first half of 2019. The company ranked fifth in the list of companies with highest EPS.

Improved sales were attributed to the company’s EPS increase.

Sales revenue increased by nearly 17 per cent on-year to VND929 billion in the January-June period.

That was considered a strong effort of the company as its operations had been disrupted by a big fire in late August 2019 and by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The two events had rocked the supply chain, halted the firm’s production and lowered the market’s purchasing power especially in overseas markets.

Rang Dong shares gained 2.6 per cent to end Tuesday at VND94,300 apiece.

Following Rang Dong in the chart was Vinacafe Bien Hoa (HoSE: VCF) – which recorded an EPS of VND9,797.

The coffee company ranked third in the same period last year with EPS of VND9,844.

In January-June, Vinacafe Bien Hoa posted a 7.6 per cent annual decline in total revenue, which was down to VND1.15 trillion.

Its six-month post-tax profit was VND259 billion, slightly down from last year’s figure of VND260 billion.

Vinacafe Bien Hoa shares dropped 2.3 per cent to close Tuesday at VND210,100 apiece.

Lam Dong Investment Hydraulic Construction JSC (HNX: LHC) was the best-improving firm as the company jumped from 10th in last year’s chart to the third position this year.

The company’s EPS in the first six months of 2020 was VND8,832. Last year’s number was VND7,563.

The company’s shares surged 6 per cent to finish Tuesday at VND90,000 apiece.

On the contrary, HCM City-based West Coach Station (HNX: WCS) dropped to the fifth position in this year’s chart from the 1st position last year.

In the first half of 2020, the firm’s EPS was VND7,958 – down nearly 30 per cent on-year from VND11,329 made in the same period of last year.

The company blamed the COVID-19 pandemic for lower performance this year as people were restricted from travelling and the transportation sector suffered a month-long halt in April to fight the coronavirus spread.

Compared to last year, several companies were disqualified from the top-EPS chart such as Tay Ninh Tourist-Trading JSC (HNX: TTT), aquatic producer and exporter Vinh Hoan Corporation (HoSE: VHC), FPT Online JSC (UPCoM: FOC), and industrial park developer Nam Tan Uyen (UPCoM: NTC).

This year’s chart also saw some new names such as consumer staples firm Dabaco (HoSE: DBC), Danameco Medical JSC (HNX: DNM) and Tien Giang Investment and Construction JSC (HoSE: THG).

Dabaco in the first half of the year earned total VND750 billion of post-tax profit, 27 times last year’s figure. The company ranked sixth in the chart with EPS of VND7,825.

Danameco Medical posted an 8.5-times increase in six-month post-tax profit, which reached VND25.5 billion. Its EPS was VND5,836 and the company ranked 10th in the chart. 

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