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On the morning of April 6, US time, VinFast Auto’s VFS stock was trading at $4.79 per share, up $0.25, or 5.63% from the previous close. The shares were up 53% over the last month and marked the highest price in more than a year. The company’s market capitalization exceeded $11 billion.
As of the report date, March 18, entities related to CEO Pham Nhat Vuong held 2.29 billion VFS shares, representing about 97.8% of the company’s shares. Vingroup held 1.19 billion shares, Vietnam Investment Group Joint Stock Company (VIG) held 769.6 million shares, and Asian Star Trading & Investment (Asian Star) in Singapore held 334 million shares.
As of April 6, Forbes’ real-time wealth rankings put Pham Nhat Vuong’s net worth at $24.9 billion, ranking him 97th in the world. The chairman of Vingroup was described as the richest person in Southeast Asia.
VinFast recently set a record by receiving more than 135,000 orders and delivering over 93,000 electric motorcycles to the market in March 2026. The company said this represented the highest monthly sales on record.
For full-year 2025, VinFast delivered 196,919 electric cars, up 102% from 2024. Total revenue for 2025 reached 90,427 billion dong (about $3.599 billion), up 105% from 2024.

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