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Pham Nhat Vuong ranked 67th in Forbes’ real-time wealth rankings as of the morning of April 23, with an estimated net worth of $33.9 billion. His wealth increased by $1.8 billion, and he surpassed Jack Ma on the global list of the world’s richest.
Forbes’ real-time ranking showed Vuong’s asset base continuing to rise. Vingroup’s conglomerate shares were cited as a key contributor to the increase. VIC closed at an all-time high of 207,200 dong per share on April 22, lifting the group’s market capitalization to around 1.6 quadrillion dong—described as a record for a listed Vietnamese company.
At Vingroup’s 2026 annual general meeting held on April 22, the company outlined targets of roughly 485,000 billion dong in net revenue and about 35,000 billion dong in after-tax profit. The company said core business lines are expected to drive strong growth and reinforce its domestic and global positions.
The article also listed other Vietnamese USD billionaires appearing in Forbes’ ranking, including:
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