DAI PHAT INVESTMENT CONSTRUCTION JOINT STOCK COMPANY

DAI PHAT INVESTMENT CONSTRUCTION JOINT STOCK COMPANY (Vietnamese name: CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN XÂY DỰNG ĐẦU TƯ ĐẠI PHÁT), Business ID: 0310070374, is a joint stock company established on 09 June 2010 and registered with the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Planning and Investment 

The company’s registered address is No. 1/44 TL41 Street, Thanh Loc Ward, District 12, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. DAI PHAT INVESTMENT CONSTRUCTION JOINT STOCK COMPANY operates primarily in the construction of buildings. Despite having only 2 employees, the company reports substantial revenue scale, indicating a project-based or subcontracting operational model.

The company is led by LU P. T., serving as General Director. The shareholder structure shows NGUYEN V. T. holding 65%, NGUYEN A. P. holding 20%, NGUYEN V. B. holding 10%, and TRINH H. N. holding 5%, indicating concentrated ownership.

From a financial perspective, total assets stand at approximately USD 11.01 million. Owner’s equity has declined sharply to about USD 3.68 million, representing a year-on-year decrease of nearly 68%. Total sales, however, surged dramatically to approximately USD 61.39 million, marking an impressive growth rate of over 268% compared to the previous year.

Despite this exceptional revenue increase, net profit remains extremely thin at around USD 4,119. The profit margin relative to revenue is minimal, suggesting either tight project margins or high cost structures. Working capital stands at approximately USD 827,058, indicating a modest liquidity buffer relative to sales volume.

Over the three years, the financial trend reveals volatility. Assets have declined, equity has dropped significantly, while sales have fluctuated sharply. The combination of explosive revenue growth and extremely low profitability raises questions about margin sustainability and the strength of capital structure.

Overall, DAI PHAT INVESTMENT CONSTRUCTION JOINT STOCK COMPANY demonstrates a high-revenue construction profile but with very limited profit retention and a weakened equity base. Counterparties should carefully assess payment terms and the exposure to contractual risk when engaging in large-scale projects.

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