This would end its four straight years of profit growth, but it did not offer any explanation for its expectation of a profit decline.
The company, a subsidiary of conglomerate Vingroup, eyes revenues of VND75 trillion, down 12 percent, according to a document it circulated among shareholders before the annual general meeting.
It plans to launch major residential projects this year with focus on online sales, and to improve service quality at existing projects.
The company is also set to expand into industrial real estate with its first projects in Hai Phong City and Quang Ninh province in the north.
Its share has been on a downward trend since August as investors took profits after it climbed to a new peak.
It has lost nearly 21 percent this year.