This marks the third consecutive year the company has been included in the list, which comprises the largest revenue-generating enterprises in Southeast Asia.
The results also demonstrate Viettel Construction's increasingly competitive capabilities in core areas, especially construction, infrastructure, and technical services. In 2025, the company reported consolidated revenue of 14,050 billion VND, with pre-tax profit exceeding 103% compared to 2024, the highest in the company's history.
This performance is driven by a business ecosystem built on four pillars: telecommunications network operation and exploitation, construction, infrastructure investment for lease, and technical solutions and services. Among these, construction continues to be one of the largest contributors to revenue and showcases Viettel Construction's implementation capabilities in international markets.
In 2025, the company's construction sector achieved revenue of 4,639 billion VND, accounting for nearly one-third of total revenue. The enterprise also expanded its operations from traditional telecommunications projects to civil, industrial, commercial-service, resort hotels, social housing, and technical infrastructure projects.
In recent years, the company has participated in the construction of numerous large-scale projects nationwide, gradually expanding its role as a general contractor in urban areas, commercial, resort, industrial, and technical infrastructure sectors. With a workforce network in 34 provinces and cities and a standardized management system, the enterprise can simultaneously deploy thousands of projects across the country.
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Viettel Construction engineers implement telecommunications infrastructure construction in complex terrain, demonstrating the spirit of conquering all challenges to connect all regions. Photo: Viettel Construction |
Viettel Construction engineers implement telecommunications infrastructure construction in complex terrain, demonstrating the spirit of conquering all challenges to connect all regions. Photo: Viettel Construction
Besides construction, the operation and exploitation sector continues to create a unique competitive advantage. The enterprise currently manages and operates a large-scale telecommunications infrastructure network nationwide, contributing to ensuring the smooth operation of the national digital infrastructure.
At the same time, the infrastructure leasing sector continued to be a prominent growth driver, increasing by approximately 36% in 2025. Viettel Construction owns and operates the largest shared telecommunications infrastructure system in the country, serving the network development needs of network operators and technology enterprises. Meanwhile, the solutions and technical services segment recorded a growth rate of approximately 24%, expanding into potential areas such as solar power, mechanical and electrical (ME&ICT), energy infrastructure, and specialized technical services.
Not only does the enterprise possess nationwide construction capabilities, but it is also gradually building its position as a high-tech construction company, applying digital transformation to project management, facility operation, and construction quality control. This foundation helps the enterprise enhance productivity, optimize costs, and create a sustainable competitive advantage in the long term.
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Viettel Construction engineering team supervises construction, ensuring quality and progress at the construction site. Photo: Viettel Construction |
Viettel Construction engineering team supervises construction, ensuring quality and progress at the construction site. Photo: Viettel Construction
With a growth foundation and new drivers from construction, infrastructure leasing, and technical services, Viettel Construction aims to become a one billion USD revenue enterprise by 2030, continuing to strengthen its position and demonstrate its ambition to expand globally.
Fortune Southeast Asia 500 is a ranking published by Fortune Magazine (US), one of the world's leading business magazines. The ranking is considered a measure reflecting the financial strength, operational efficiency, and development potential of leading enterprises in Southeast Asia.
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