Cedric77
04-08

IMHO - I will be avoiding and not in my bucket till 2nd quarter if 2026.

VinFast Auto Ltd's stock has been underperforming, with significant losses and slow growth. Here are some key metrics indicating its current state ¹ ²:

- *Stock Price*: The current stock price is around $2.70-$3.29, with a 52-week range of $2.26-$6.42.

- *Market Capitalization*: The market cap is approximately $6.35 billion-$7.72 billion.

- *Revenue Growth*: Despite a 49.33% increase in revenue to 12.33 trillion VND, the company reported a net loss of 13.23 trillion VND.

- *Profit Margin*: The net profit margin is -107.31%, indicating significant losses.

- *Earnings Per Share (EPS)*: The EPS is -0.23, and analysts estimate it will be -1.03 for the current year.

- *Return on Assets (ROA)*: The ROA is -13.49%, showing inefficient asset utilization.

- *Debt-to-Asset Ratio*: The company has a high debt-to-asset ratio, with total liabilities exceeding total assets.

The company's financial struggles are evident, but there are some positive developments:

- *Expansion Plans*: VinFast has announced expansion plans, which could potentially boost growth.

- *Strong Demand*: The company received around 30,000 pre-orders for its new EV model in under 72 hours, indicating strong market demand.

- *Increased Deliveries*: VinFast's deliveries have surged, with a 192% increase in total deliveries.

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