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VinSpace is positioned within Vingroup’s Technology – Industry pillar, according to the group’s 2025 annual report. The company operates in space technology, focusing on research and development and the manufacturing of a “Make in Vietnam” constellation of micro-satellites to provide telecommunications, remote sensing and other services supporting socio-economic development.
Vingroup’s report also outlines ambitions for VinSpace to progressively master manufacturing capabilities and launch the first micro-satellites into orbit by 2027. To support the schedule, the company plans to build cleanroom facilities, testing equipment and a ground station system.
Alongside infrastructure development, VinSpace is intensifying research collaboration and the application of satellite technology with partners domestically and internationally, aiming to build an engineering–operations–exploitation ecosystem.
Based on this foundation, VinSpace aims to commercialize satellite applications serving telecommunications, remote sensing and related services. The company’s approach is to gradually expand its market and lay groundwork for long-term growth, contributing to boosting overall defense capabilities within the digital ecosystem.
In November 2025, VinSpace JSC was established with charter capital of 300 billion dong. The company registered six lines of business, including:
In addition to VinSpace, other brands in billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong’s ecosystem are also focused on high-tech research and development, including VinRobotics (research, design, manufacture and integration of intelligent robots), VinMotion (research and application of versatile robotics) and VINDYNAMICS (research and development of humanoid robots).
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