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Vingroup brand update and VinFast restructuring

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Vingroup has solidified its position as Vietnam’s largest taxpayer according to the 2025 VNTAX 200 rankings. The conglomerate contributed approximately 148,800 billion VND to the state budget, representing roughly 5.6% of total national revenue. This contribution was 2.65 times higher than the previous year and marked the first instance where a private enterprise surpassed major state-owned corporations, such as Petrovietnam, to hold the top taxpayer position. In the subsequent VNTAX 2026 report, it was noted that the top 200 enterprises in Vietnam contributed 989.3 trillion VND to the national budget in 2025, accounting for over 37% of the country’s total revenue of 2.65 quadrillion VND. Vingroup led the list of contributors, followed by Petrovietnam, Viettel, Petrolimex, Heineken, and Toyota. During the ceremony, Dau Anh Tuan of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) emphasized the need to strengthen the broader base of over 1 million active businesses to ensure sustainable national growth. To navigate rapid technological changes and shrinking corporate lifespans, changes, Vingroup has adopted a strategy of continuous reinvention. Now in its 33rd year, the company has transitioned its core focus from food production and tourism toward real estate, hospitality, healthcare, electric vehicles, green energy, and infrastructure. This diversification has improved the group’s its regional standing; in June 2026, Fortune ranked Vingroup as the 26th largest company among Southeast Asia’s 500 largest companies, up from 37th in 2025 and 45th in 2024. companies. In late September 2026, internal share transfers were announced involving Vingroup executives. Five five individuals, including Vice Chairman and CEO Nguyen Viet Quang, Chief Accountant Nguyen Thi Thu Hien, and Head of the Supervisory Board Nguyen The Anh, along with two relatives. They registered to transfer 4,432,980 VIC shares to Vietnam Investment and Development Group JSC (VIG), a company an entity closely linked to Pham Nhat Vuong. The transaction, valued Valued at approximately 1,028 billion VND, 1.028 trillion VND based on late September prices, the transaction is expected to occur between October 1 and October 30, 2026. Following the transfer, VIG is projected to increase its ownership of Vingroup from 32.468% to 32.526%, maintaining its status as the largest shareholder.

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