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Vingroup (VIC) has adjusted its 2026 business plan, raising revenue and after-tax profit targets. The updated targets are expected to be presented to the annual general meeting of shareholders on April 22, according to an update dated April 20.
Vingroup targets 2026 revenue of 485,000 billion VND, up 46% from 2025. After-tax profit is forecast at 35,000 billion VND, which the company said is three times the level in the same period last year.
Compared with the previously published plan, the company increased its targets by 35,000 billion VND in revenue and 10,000 billion VND in after-tax profit. The earlier plan set revenue at 450,000 billion VND and after-tax profit at 25,000 billion VND.
In 2025, Vingroup reported revenue of 331,838 billion VND and after-tax profit of 11,065 billion VND, up 75% and 110% respectively from 2024. The group said this was the highest revenue and profit level since its inception.
Vingroup also indicated it does not expect to pay dividends, planning instead to retain all profits to fund production and business activities.
In terms of business direction, the group plans to prioritize three areas: infrastructure, green energy, and culture. To support expansion, the board said it would deploy capital through various financial instruments domestically and abroad.
This year, Vingroup set higher growth targets for key ecosystem units:
Vingroup’s target revisions were described as consistent with earlier updates by ecosystem companies such as Vinhomes and Vinpearl.
Vinhomes aligned its 2026 revenue plan at 285,000 billion VND and after-tax profit at 60,000 billion VND. The targets were raised by 35,000 billion VND in revenue and 10,000 billion VND in after-tax profit versus the earlier plan. The company said the 60,000 billion VND profit level is unprecedented among market-listed companies.
Compared with 2025 results, the new Vinhomes plan implies revenue growth of 86% and after-tax profit growth of 38%.
Vinpearl also raised its 2026 business plan. It increased its profit target from 1,500 billion VND to 3,000 billion VND, doubling the initial target and reaching 2.7 times the 2025 result. The adjustment was said to be based on actual Q1 2026 results and positive momentum from financial management.
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