On November 6, 2025, Typhoon No. 13 made landfall in Quy Nhon, Gia Lai Province, and subsequently affected the western region of Gia Lai. HAGL would like to provide the following update on its banana plantations:

As soon as information about the storm’s formation became available, workers at the banana plantations promptly secured the banana trees nearing harvest with protection ropes and checked local water reservoirs.

Thanks to these early preventive actions, HAGL’s banana plantations remained safe, with only minor damage and no impact on overall production output.

Details are as follows:

- HAGL’s banana plantations in southern Laos and northeastern Cambodia were completely unaffected.

- In Gia Lai Province, some of HAGL’s banana plantations were slightly affected, with localized areas reporting around 3% of banana trees knocked down.

 - All water reservoirs remained in safe condition after the typhoon.

Updated photos:

Banana plantation in Stung Treng, Cambodia

Banana plantation in Khanxay, Paksong District, Laos

Banana plantation in Gia Lai Province, Vietnam

Overall Assessment:

HAGL’s banana supply chain remains stable and fully operational, with no impact on export contract schedules or the 2025 financial plan.

Production for November – December remains on target, and the banana division’s revenue goal for 2025 is unchanged. Processing plants and cold storage are running normally, ensuring timely shipments to customers.

The weather has cleared up, with good drainage and healthy tree growth. The next flowering and fruiting stages are expected to develop steadily. Our technical teams are continuing to monitor nutrition and disease prevention to help the plantations recover quickly.