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Fortune Southeast Asia 500 2026 ranks Agribank 45th among the Top 50 largest Southeast Asian enterprises. The bank has remained in the Top 50 for three consecutive years, underscoring its scale, financial strength, and position as a leading state-owned commercial bank in the region.
Fortune’s 2026 Southeast Asia 500 edition covers 72 Vietnamese companies with total revenue of about USD 177.9 billion, up 10.5% year-on-year. Across the full list, the 500 companies generated USD 1.88 trillion in revenue and USD 150 billion in profit. The minimum revenue required to qualify increased by 26% to USD 440.6 million, reflecting rising competition and larger operating scale among regional businesses.
Agribank’s 2025 revenue reached about USD 7.1 billion, with profit near USD 954 million. In the 2026 ranking, it places 45th in Southeast Asia and is the second-highest Vietnamese bank on the list, continuing its growth trajectory.
As of May 31, 2026, Agribank reported total assets exceeding VND 2.7 quadrillion, total mobilized funds over VND 2.5 quadrillion, and credit outstanding above VND 2 quadrillion.
Agribank continues to focus on lending to production and prioritized sectors, with an emphasis on rural areas. The bank also highlights strong risk management and a low bad-debt ratio.
On digital transformation, Agribank is expanding its digital banking ecosystem, including platforms such as Agribank Plus and Agribank Corporate, alongside a broader portfolio of digital products and services designed to improve customer experience and support cashless payments.
ESG and “green” finance are central to Agribank’s long-term strategy. The bank incorporates environmental and social risk management into credit decisions and prioritizes projects in green agriculture, sustainable forestry, renewable energy, and the circular economy. By end-September 2025, green credit outstanding exceeded VND 28,300 billion.
Agribank has also rolled out large-scale credit programs for key sectors and green projects, and participates in major national initiatives, including green agriculture programs in the Mekong Delta.
With a nationwide branch network, Agribank leverages its coverage to deliver modern financial services and capital to both urban and rural areas, including remote regions and border areas. The bank aims to strengthen governance and risk management, accelerate digital banking, promote green finance, and support sustainable growth as Vietnam continues to raise its regional and global standing.
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