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Vietjet Joint Stock Company (HOSE: VJC) held its 2026 Annual General Meeting of shareholders successfully, marking what the airline described as a new development phase with a global outlook, sustainable growth and long-term value for shareholders.
In 2025, Vietjet operated 135 aircraft, including 101 in Vietnam, across 254 routes. The airline transported 28.2 million passengers and completed over 153,000 flights.
Financially, Vietjet reported consolidated revenue of VND 82,093 billion and net profit after tax of VND 2,123 billion, up 51.2% year-on-year and reaching 120% of its plan. The airline also reported direct and indirect budget contributions of VND 10,537 billion.
On fleet development, Vietjet placed orders for 100 Airbus A321neo aircraft (with 50 add-on options) and 20 Airbus A330neo wide-body aircraft. The company said Vietjet ranks among the world’s airlines with the largest aircraft orders, reflecting operational efficiency, safety and resilience amid global aviation volatility.
For 2026, Vietjet reiterated its strategy “Fly around the world – reach new heights,” built around several pillars:
An independent Vietjet director, Philipp Rösler (former German Chancellor), said: “Expanding the network to Europe has been prepared for a long time. With a model combining cost-efficient governance and essential service elements, Vietjet will maintain its competitive edge on cost while delivering an excellent passenger experience on long-haul routes.”
Alongside growth, Vietjet said it will focus on building a long-term platform, including:
The airline said these measures are intended to support disciplined, efficient and sustainable growth.
The AGM approved a 30% dividend in shares and the election of two new experienced independent directors.
At the meeting, Vietjet Founder and Chair Dr. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao said: “Vietjet does not just transport passengers—we connect economies, dreams, and the future. Vietjet’s multi-decade vision will deliver value not only through today’s results but through disciplined, sustainable growth and broader opportunities. As the world opens, Vietjet flies farther.”
In an investor message, Vietjet said it is entering a new phase with international scale and long-term growth momentum, describing the company as a long-term investment story linked to aviation and the global economy.
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