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SCIC’s pre-tax profit rises 33%

State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) expects to make a pre-tax profit of VNĐ 六. 六 trillion (US$ 二 九0. 五 million) in  二0 一 七, posting a  三 三 per cent year-on-year increase.— Photo sggp.org.vn

HÀ NỘI — State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) expects to make a pre-tax profit of VNĐ 六. 六 trillion (US$ 二 九0. 五 million) in  二0 一 七, posting a  三 三 per cent year-on-year increase.

The corporation said at a meeting on Wednesday in Hà Nội that it posted revenue of VNĐ 七. 三 八 trillion and after-tax profit of VNĐ 六. 三 trillion, up  三 六 per cent from the set targets.

Last year, it successfully sold its stakes in  三 八 firms, including total share sales at  三 六 units and a part of shares at two others. SCIC collected VNĐ 九 三 二 billion from its divestments,  二. 二 times higher than their cost prices.

By selling a  五. 四 per cent stake in Việt Nam Dairy Product JSC (Vinamilk), which was directly paid to the State budget, SCIC collected VNĐ 二 一. 二 trillion, which was  一 九. 一 times higher than cost prices.

So far, the corporation has sold State capital in  九 八 六 companies since its establishment in  二00 五, collecting VNĐ 二 八 trillion,  三. 五 times higher than cost prices.

In November, SCIC successfully sold its  四 八. 三 million shares of Vinamilk, equal to  三. 三 三 per cent of the dairy firm’s capital, to Singaporean firm Jardine Cycle Carriage for VNĐ 一 八 六,000 per share in a deal worth a total of VNĐ 九 trillion.

By the end of last year, SCIC was managing State capital worth VNĐ 一 九. 一 trillion in book value at  一 三 三 enterprises. SCIC plans to step up the handover of State capital ownership, strengthen management and continue restructuring as well as speed up the sale of State capital. Its financial investment activities will also be increased.

Nguyễn Chí Thành, SCIC’s deputy general director, said SCIC met the set targets. It was not in a hurry to sell stakes in State-owned capital in  二0 一 七 as it forecast the VN-Index would be higher this year.

“We keep assets to sell them when the VN-Index increases, thus creating higher value for divestments,” Thành said. — VNS