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VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) has filed reports detailing the company’s leadership shareholdings, showing that the vast majority of VFS shares are held through related entities tied to Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, as well as other connected organizations.
As of the report date March 18, related entities to CEO Vuong held 2.29 billion VFS shares, representing 97.8% of the company’s shares covered by the filing. The filing breaks down the holdings as follows:
With VFS shares rising over the past week, the stake held by Vuong-related entities is described as amounting to roughly USD 8.2 billion. The direct stake held by Le Thi Thu Thuy totals 1.2 million shares. Thuy is VinFast’s Chair and Vice Chair of VinGroup.
Pham Nhat Quan Anh, Thuy’s son, directly owns 50,000 shares. He joined VinFast in 2019 and has held roles including Vice Chairman, Deputy General Director in charge of after-sales, and Head of the Division. He currently serves as a member of VinFast’s board of directors.
Other VinFast executives mentioned in the filing—Ling Roy Chung Yee, Nguyen Thi Van Trinh, CFO Nguyen Thi Lan Anh, and Tham Chee Soon—do not hold any VFS shares.
At the morning session on March 31 (US time), VFS traded at USD 3.86 per share, up USD 0.25, or 6.94% from the previous day. The stock was up 30% over the past five days and reached the highest price in the past year. Market capitalization was reported at USD 9.1 billion.
For 2025, VinFast delivered 196,919 electric cars, up 102% year over year. Total revenue for 2025 reached VND 90,427 billion (USD 3.599 billion), up 105% year over year.
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