Vingroup has announced an ambitious business plan, targeting record revenue of VND 450 trillion and an after-tax profit of VND 25 trillion in 2026. This represents a significant 36% increase in revenue and a 2.2-fold increase in after-tax profit compared to 2025, marking the highest figures ever projected by the conglomerate. The plan was disclosed in documents prepared for the annual general meeting, scheduled for 22/4.

To achieve these targets, Vingroup is counting on strong growth from its key subsidiaries. In the industrial sector, VinFast plans to deliver 300,000 electric vehicles this year, a 52% increase from last year. Motorbike sales are projected to increase by at least 2.5 times compared to 2025, with an aim to reach 1 million units.

In the real estate sector, Vinhomes, a Vingroup subsidiary, expects to generate VND 250 trillion in revenue and VND 50 trillion in after-tax profit in 2026. These figures represent increases of 62.2% and 18.7%, respectively, over last year's performance. Vinhomes aims to implement existing urban projects, expand its portfolio in key domestic areas, and gradually access international markets.

Beyond its core business operations, Vingroup anticipates receiving over VND 18.1 trillion in dividends from Vinhomes, directly contributing to the group's profit. Vinhomes plans to propose a 60% cash dividend to shareholders, meaning each share will receive VND 6,000.

For the full year 2025, the conglomerate led by billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong recorded VND 331.874 trillion in revenue, a 75% increase over 2024. After-tax profit stood at over VND 11.064 trillion, double the figure from 2024. This performance represents the highest result the group has achieved since its inception. Despite this, Vingroup plans to retain all profits for reinvestment in production and business activities rather than distributing dividends.

Trong Hieu