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Hau Giang Pharmaceutical (DHG VN) – Q2 2025 – Profit Soars 21% on High-Margin Sales

Summary of Q2 2025 results and outlook of Hau Giang Pharmaceutical JSC (DHG VN)

  • Net revenue from self-produced products grew 8.9% y/y to VND2,186bn, accounting for 92.0% of total sales and offsetting declines in low margin distributed goods, leading to a slight 0.6% y/y rise in total sales. By channel, pharmacy channel sales (84.9% of total) rose 8.1% y/y, driven by rapid expansion in modern chains like Long Chau, An Khang (~7.0% of pharmacy sales). Traditional stores saw modest growth due to higher consumer trust in brands like DHG amid government anti-counterfeit efforts. Hospital channel sales rose 13.7% y/y from larger nationwide tenders and greater competitiveness of DHG’s EU-/Japan-GMP-certified products.
  • Net profit rose 21.3% y/y to VND503bn led by mixed factors (1) gross margin rising to 48.5% (from 45.2%) thanks to higher mix of EU-GMP products, higher share of self-produced goods with stable production costs, (2) SG&A costs held at 25.8% of sales, with selling costs rising on pharmacy expansion offset by flat administration expenses; and (3) reduced net financial income from lower deposit rates.
  • Policy Tailwinds & DHG’s product advantages: Prescription drugs make up est. 67.0% of total sales, with the rest from non-prescription & supplements. In pharmacy channel, anti-counterfeit efforts continue to favor DHG. It promotes synergies with parent firm Taisho Group—Japan’s leading non-prescription drug firm—whose long-trusted brands like the Pabron series (nasal congestion and fever relief, 90+ years) and RiUp (hair growth, 16+ years) hold top market share and ensures earning growth across generations. Leveraging Taisho’s global expertise, DHG is well-positioned to sustain growth through its widely used product portfolio. In the hospital channel, favorable policies for high-quality local drugs continue to drive demand. Key products like Hapacol (pain & fever relief), Klamentin (antibiotic), Glumeron (diabetes) are priced ~51.0% below imports—will support sales, with further growth from expected EU-GMP certification of its beta-lactam factory in 2025.
  • For H2/2025: A better share of high-margin self-produced products and expected lower material costs like APIs from easing USD/VND further improves H2’s gross margin and lifts full-year margin. SG&A costs are predicted to rise from modern pharmacy expansion and year-end marketing. For 2026: net sales are projected to be  led by the growth in pharmacy and in hospital.

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