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Vinasun Joint Stock Company (VNS) said its 2025 performance was shaped by geopolitical and economic fluctuations, including sharp volatility in fuel prices that increased transportation costs. The company also cited intense competition and weakening purchasing power, which weighed on operations—particularly passenger taxi services.
VNS reported net revenue of about 883 billion dong in 2025, down nearly 12% year over year. Net profit was over 39 billion dong, down more than 53%. As of December 31, 2025, total assets were 1,773 billion dong, down 4.4% year over year.
At the 2025 annual general meeting of shareholders, Vinasun proposed a remuneration package for the Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board that the company described as relatively low.
The proposal represents a substantial reduction from prior levels. In the 2025 audited financial statements, Chairman Ta Long Hy received more than 573 million dong in 2025, equivalent to about 47.8 million dong per month. In 2024, the figure was higher at around 603 million dong, or over 50 million dong per month.
Vinasun also reported a significant reduction in headcount. By the end of 2025, the company had 1,407 employees, down from 17,047 in 2015—an overall reduction of 15,640 over 10 years.
For 2026, Vinasun forecasts revenue of 902.7 billion dong, up 2.3% compared with 2025. However, net profit is expected to be 32.68 billion dong, down more than 16%.
In the coming year, the company plans to restructure, invest in hybrid vehicles, improve service quality, and enhance the connectivity of its payment systems.
Vinasun said it will not pay a dividend in 2026. The company will allocate 7% of pretax profit to a rewards and employee welfare fund, and reserve 5% of post-tax profit that exceeds the plan to reward the management team.
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