An Giang Fisheries Import & Export Joint Stock Company hoped for profit after prolonged losses

An Giang Fisheries Import & Export Joint Stock Company (Agifish, UPCoM: AGF) aims for a pre-tax profit of VND 5 billion in 2025, hoping to break an eight-year losing streak. The company plans to nearly triple its export volume to 1.2 thousand tons, maintain domestic consumption at 800 tons, and target VND 520 billion in revenue. However, Agifish still faces significant challenges, including a severe capital shortage, high interest payment burdens, and unstable export markets due to conflicts in Europe, high tariffs in the US, and risks in China. Currently, the company leases out its factories to maintain basic operations and is seeking investors to restructure its capital.

An Giang Fisheries Import & Export Joint Stock Company (Agifish, UPCoM: AGF) aims for a pre-tax profit of VND 5 billion in 2025, hoping to break an eight-year losing streak. The company plans to nearly triple its export volume to 1.2 thousand tons, maintain domestic consumption at 800 tons, and target VND 520 billion in revenue. However, Agifish still faces significant challenges, including a severe capital shortage, high interest payment burdens, and unstable export markets due to conflicts in Europe, high tariffs in the US, and risks in China. Currently, the company leases out its factories to maintain basic operations and is seeking investors to restructure its capital.

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