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Ms. Pham Thu Huong, Vice Chairwoman of Vingroup, reported an asset increase of about $289 million, bringing her total assets to over $3.1 billion. She is currently ranked 1,366th on the world’s wealth list.
At the close of trading on April 15, Vingroup (VIC) shares surged to the daily limit and closed at 177,000 VND per share, the highest closing price in history. Vingroup’s market capitalization approached 1.4 quadrillion VND.
According to Forbes real-time updates, in one day Vuong’s wealth rose by $2.4 billion, bringing his total assets to $29.1 billion and placing him at 81st on the world’s richest list. In line with this trend, Ms. Pham Thu Huong also recorded a wealth increase of about $289 million, bringing her total assets above $3.1 billion. She remains 1,366th on the world’s richest list.
In Vingroup’s 2025 annual report, VinSpace is described as a pillar of Technology – Industry within the group’s ecosystem. VinSpace operates in the space technology sector, focusing on research and manufacturing micro-satellite clusters “Make in Vietnam” to provide telecommunications and remote sensing applications that support socio-economic development.
The group also outlined ambitions to progressively master manufacturing capabilities for VinSpace and place the first micro-satellites into orbit in 2027. It plans to build clean rooms, testing equipment, and ground stations to support the project’s schedule.
In parallel, Vingroup said it is expanding collaboration on satellite technology research and applications with domestic and international partners to develop an engineering–operations–exploitation ecosystem.
On April 12, Vingroup commenced construction of the Hanoi – Quang Ninh high-speed railway. The project has total investment of more than $5.6 billion and is led by VinSpeed, a subsidiary of Vingroup.
The railway is about 120 km long and will pass through Bac Ninh and Hai Phong, marking a step into strategic infrastructure for the group.

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