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Vinhomes sustainable urban development in Vietnam

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Vinhomes, a major Vietnamese Vietnam’s largest listed real estate developer, is advancing a nature-positive and sustainable urban development model. The company is implementing model by integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles across its project lifecycles, focusing on regeneration lifecycles. The company, which reported record 2025 revenue of VND 183.1 trillion (US$6.94 billion), manages a land bank exceeding 295 million m² and resilience to meet global investor demand. serves approximately 650,000 residents. Key initiatives flagship projects include the Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio, a 2,870-hectare smart ecological area in southern Ho Chi Minh City featuring a low construction density of 17.7% and AI-IoT technology for monitoring air quality, traffic, and security. The project is described as a coastal mega-development utilizing ecological restoration, and restoration. Another major project, Vinhomes Global Gate in Ha Long. To support these goals, the company Long, is employing designed to complement the UNESCO-listed Ha Long Bay. To meet global investor demand for resilient assets, Vinhomes employs advanced environmental management protocols, such as including real-time emissions tracking tracking, dust-suppression systems, and wastewater treatment. Complementing these urban developments, Social governance efforts focus on workforce technical training and strict occupational safety standards. In the renewable energy sector, Envision Energy and REE Energy have secured a are progressing with the 200 MW Phu Cuong 1A/1B near-shore wind project. The project will utilize 25 EN-226/8.X turbines, with deliveries starting in Vietnam, known as Phu Cuong 1A/1B, which is expected to connect to the Q2 2027 and a scheduled grid connection by October 2027. Edward Hou, Senior Vice President of Envision’s Asia-Pacific region, noted the project demonstrates how “technology can be matched to local resources and long-term system needs.”

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