
Chan May Port Joint Stock Company (CMP), formerly known as Ben 1 - Chan May Port, was established in 2003. With its favorable geographical location, CMP has quickly affirmed its position as one of the leading seaports in the Central region, specializing in providing unloading services and international maritime services. Currently, Chan May Port has been fully invested in facilities such as Gottwald cranes, forklifts, tugboats, generators,etc. to receive the largest ship size up to 50,000DWT for cargo ships, 100,000GRT for passenger ships and 240,000GRT for cruise ships. CMP is equipped with modern equipment such as Gottwald cranes, forklifts, tugboats, helping to receive large-tonnage vessels, meeting the increasing freight demand of the market. In addition, the large warehousing system along with specialized ports are also the competitive advantages of CMP. With a favorable geographical location, located on the East-West Economic Corridor, CMP has an abundant source of goods from neighboring provinces such as Thua Thien Hue, Quang Tri and Quang Binh. CMP has officially traded on the UPCOM market since 2006.
CMP currently has a market capitalization of roughly VND 259 billion, placing it in the small-cap group on the Vietnamese stock market. Its current P/E of 9,1x is 75% below its own 6-year average (36x), suggesting the stock is trading cheaper than its historical norm. P/B stands at 0,7x, 10% below its multi-year average of 0,7x. Return on equity (ROE) is at 7,4%, up from 6,4% the year before. Its debt-to-equity ratio of 0,4x is low, reflecting a conservative capital structure. In 2025, revenue fell 15% year-on-year while after-tax profit fell 7%.
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