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On May 13, 2026, the Board of Directors of Vingroup (listed VIC) approved Resolution 11/2026/NQ-HĐQT-VINGROUP to participate in a capital contribution to establish a subsidiary.
The new legal entity will be named VinSurgical Joint Stock Company, headquartered at the Symphony Office Building in the Vinhomes Riverside urban area, Long Bien District, Hanoi.
VinSurgical will have charter capital of 300 billion dong. Vingroup will hold 51% of the ownership, equivalent to 153 billion dong.
VinSurgical is set to focus on research, development and technology transfer related to surgical robotics, smart medical devices, and advanced medical solutions.
The establishment of VinSurgical is part of the group’s plan to expand its academic healthcare ecosystem, which already includes Vinmec hospitals and VinUni University. The model is designed to combine clinical treatment, workforce training, and deep-tech research.
Previously, Vingroup has integrated AI and big data into healthcare through VinBrain, VinAI and VinBigData.
The Vinmec system, operating since 2012, has achieved international standards, including JCI accreditation at some facilities. By establishing VinSurgical, the group continues to operationalize its investment strategy in technology-intensive sectors aligned with the current trend toward robotics and automation in healthcare.
In the robotics field, Vingroup has also established companies including VinDynamics, VinRobotics, and VinMotion.
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