ACV targets over 5.6 trillion VND in 2018 profit

The Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) said it is aiming at more than 5.6 trillion VND (246.4 million USD) worth of profit in 2018 at its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders held on May 4.

As heard at the meeting, the year’s targeted revenue and dividend payment were set at 16 trillion VND (704 million USD) and 9 percent respectively.

The ACV projected that aviation growth in 2018 would be slower than in 2017 due to various difficulties, particularly the domestic market’s slowdown. Between 2014 and 2016, the domestic market grew substantially at 20, 27, and 30 percent thanks to the engagement of private airlines, flexible price policy, and opening of several new air routes. The figure decreased to 18 percent last year.

According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the number of air travellers in the world will hit 7.2 billion in the next 20 years, with Vietnam ranked among the top five markets recording the fastest passenger growth.

The aviation sector in Vietnam has been supported by several advantages, such as increasing per-capita income and middle-class population, and policy assistance from the Government.
Mời quý độc giả theo dõi VOV.VN trên

Related

ACV has yet to fix errors uncovered by Government Inspectorate
ACV has yet to fix errors uncovered by Government Inspectorate

The numerous errors that the Government Inspectorate outlined at Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) have not been fixed yet.

ACV has yet to fix errors uncovered by Government Inspectorate

ACV has yet to fix errors uncovered by Government Inspectorate

The numerous errors that the Government Inspectorate outlined at Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) have not been fixed yet.

ACV prepares for colossal divestment
ACV prepares for colossal divestment

The state will divest about 20 per cent of its stake – more than 435 million shares – in Vietnam’s largest state-owned airport operator in the third quarter of next year.

ACV prepares for colossal divestment

ACV prepares for colossal divestment

The state will divest about 20 per cent of its stake – more than 435 million shares – in Vietnam’s largest state-owned airport operator in the third quarter of next year.