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Binh Minh Plastics (BMP VN) – Q2 2026 – Pricing Power Drives Record Profitability

Summary of H1 2026 results and outlook of Binh Minh Plastics JSC (BMP VN)

  • Net revenue edged up 3.2% y/y to VND2,777bn in H1/2026, as BMP’s ~15% end-March selling-price increase outweighed a 4.0% decline in sales volume. Gross margin expanded 2.4ppts y/y to 47.0%, while sharply lower Q2 promotional spending lifted net profit 8.8% y/y to a record VND671bn and net margin to an all-time high of 24.2%.
  • Looking forward, BMP should support distributors through targeted promotions while maintaining prices in Southern Vietnam, where it holds ~80% market share. This reflects its profitability-over-volume discipline and strong regional position. In Northern Vietnam, where NTP leads and project customers are more price-sensitive, BMP matched its competitor’s ~10% PVC price cut from June 20 to support sales and market presence.
  • BMP is broadening its growth drivers beyond individual homebuilding while maintaining disciplined project selection. In urbanizing provinces, the company is expanding PVC/PPR sales and agricultural water-pipe portfolio. In major cities, BMP selectively penetrates housing projects through a broader range of higher-margin PVC fittings, cable-protection pipes, and tailored solution packages. HDPE expansion remains selective, with priority given to projects with stronger counterparties and faster payment terms to protect margins and working-capital efficiency. Operationally, the company also strengthens its top-of-mind position through brand reinforcement programs, held by the Binh Minh Academy launched in June.
  • PVC spot prices have reversed the Middle East-driven spike and should remain broadly stable in H2/2026, improving BMP’s input-cost outlook from Q4 after the usual purchasing and inventory lag. Southeast Asian prices have fallen from around USD1,160/ton in April to approximately USD740/ton, as Chinese oversupply and weak property demand outweigh oil-price volatility. Over the medium term, China’s export-rebate removal, tighter environmental rules and weaker integrated chlor-alkali economics should gradually pressure marginal capacity, supporting a moderate upward price trend.
  • For H2/2026, the higher selling-price base provides room for renewed promotional support, lifting SG&A/sales . Alongside the higher-cost PVC still flowing through COGS in Q3, net margin is expected to dip before recovering in Q4 as costs ease.

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