Sixty nine shares out of the 694 shares now being listed on the stock market are belonging to real estate firms.
HAG: the enterprise which has the biggest profit
Though Hoang Anh Gia Lai Group HAG has been operating in different business fields, but real estate investments have brought the highest turnover and profit to the company. The finance report of HAG shows that the profit in the first nine months of 2011 of the holding company reached 903 billion dong. This is the highest profit a listed real estate company obtained.
VIC: the enterprise with the biggest total assets
The total assets of Vincom (VIC) have reached 33,289 billion dong, according to the third-quarter finance report of the company. This is the company with the biggest total assets on the bourse.
However, the profit VIC gained in the first nine months of 2011 was 575 billion dong only, a modest level if compared with the stockholder equity of 6254 billion dong.
After VIC and VPL merge into each other to form up VIngroup, the stockholder equity of the new group will be over 10 trillion dong to become the enterprise with the biggest capitalization value on the burse. VIC is also the share with the highest market price at 99,500 dong per share.
VIC: the enterprise with the sharpest profit increase
In the first nine months of 2011, VIC obtained the profit of 575 billion dong, an increase of 202.84 percent over the same period of the last year. The sharp increase in the profit of the company has been explained by the fact that the last year’s profit was very low.
The enterprise, which specializes in developing high grade real estate projects, are now running many big projects.
The finance report of the company showed that the inventory level of VIC has reached 10,131 billion dong, a five time increase over the same period of the last year.
IDV: the share that sees the biggest price increase
Of the 69 real estate shares being listed on the two bourses, only two saw the price increasing in 2011. Meanwhile, other shares saw the prices decreasing by 53 percent on average.
Meanwhile, IDV share of the Vinh Phuc Infrastructure Company increased by 28 percent in prices in 2011. However, IDV is just a small enterprise which had the trading volume of 1000 shares per trading session.
RCL: the enterprise with the highest EPS
The Cho Lon Real Estate Company is the enterprise with the highest EPS ratio in the first nine months of 2011, at 4911 dong.
ITC: the enterprise that incurred biggest loss
By the end of the third quarter of 2011, six enterprises had reported loss, accounting for 8.7 percent of total enterprises. In the third quarter alone, 14 enterprises reported loss, or 20.29 percent.
ITC was the enterprise with the biggest loss of 81 billion dong
PVR: the enterprise with the lowest turnover
PVR’s total turnover by the end of the third quarter of 2011 was modest, at 1.89 billion dong, while the stockholder equity was 581billion dong, and the total assets were 1082 billion dong.
VNI: the enterprise with the lowest capitalization value
VNI is considered the tiny enterprise on the bourse. With the current price of 3900 dong per share, and the 10.36 million shares put into transactions, the total capitalization value is 40,4 billion dong. The figure is much lower than the company’s chartered capital of 100.36 billion dong.
HQC: the enterprise with the sharpest share price decrease
Hoang Quan Real Estate’s share lost 88 percent its value when the share price dropped from 38,600 dong per share in early 2011 to 4700 dong in late 2011.
Hoang Huy
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