Victor Nguyen Phuoc Hung Anh, son of VietJet chair, buys 2 million VJC shares

VietJet (VJC) insider trading disclosures show that Victor Nguyen Phuoc Hung Anh, the son of VietJet Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, has bought 2 million VietJet shares in transactions conducted from March 13 to March 31. He reported the trades as an insider transaction to the company’s internal body.

Insider purchase and updated shareholding

Hung Anh previously registered to buy 2 million VJC shares from March 13 to April 11. However, between March 13 and March 31, he completed the purchase, bringing his holdings to 2,069,145 shares, equivalent to 0.35% of VietJet’s charter capital. The purchases were executed through both agreement and matching trades.

After the transactions, Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao holds more than 47.47 million shares, representing 8.02% of VietJet’s charter capital.

VietJet’s 2025 audited performance

VietJet has published audited 2025 results. On the parent company basis, revenue rose 14% to 81,426 billion VND, while net profit increased 54% to 1,968 billion VND.

On a consolidated basis, revenue increased 14% to 82,093 billion VND, and net profit rose 51% to 2,123 billion VND.

Operating and network metrics

In 2025, VietJet transported 28.2 million passengers across 153,000 flights, up 9.0% and 11.2% year-on-year (YoY), respectively. International passengers reached 9.9 million, up 9.3% YoY.

Cargo volume totaled 113,923 tons. VietJet also operated 254 routes in 2025, including 52 domestic and 202 international routes.

During the year, the network expanded with 22 new routes to strategic markets including Russia, Central Asia, and China.

Profit drivers and financial position

For 2025, VietJet reported parent company gross profit of 8,213 billion VND, supported by network expansion and lower fuel costs. The company also cited operating cost controls through efficiency improvements and digital transformation, alongside a young, modern fleet, as contributors to future business performance.

Parent company pre-tax and after-tax profits were 2,462 billion VND and 1,968 billion VND, up 40.8% and 54.1%, respectively, surpassing 121% of the annual plan.

On a consolidated basis for the full year 2025, pre-tax and after-tax profits were 2,630 billion VND and 2,123 billion VND, up 44.3% and 51.2%, respectively, exceeding 120% of the annual plan.

As of December 31, 2025, VietJet’s consolidated total assets were 139,391 billion VND. The company reported a net debt to equity ratio of 2.25x and a liquidity ratio of 1.39x, which it considered safe in the aviation sector due to higher aircraft investments.

Equity issuance

VietJet also issued 50 million shares in 2025, increasing paid-in capital to 5,000 billion VND, contributing to future business performance.