The strong rally of Vingroup’s stock group has pushed the net asset value of Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong and his wife to a record high, exceeding $34 billion.

The session closed on April 16 near the 1,820-point mark, gaining over 19 points compared to the previous session. However, red still dominated the overall market with up to 213 codes declining, double the number of advancing stocks.

Among them, VIC contributed over 20 points to the index’s gain. The stock of Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong’s conglomerate rose to its ceiling price from the start of the afternoon session, reaching 189,300 VND/share – marking the second consecutive session hitting the ceiling.

Stocks within the Vingroup ecosystem were also covered in green, such as VHM (+4.45%), VPL (+2.5%), VRE (+1%).

The stock rally helped the Chairman of Vingroup become one of the top 5 individuals globally with the strongest asset growth rate today.

According to real-time data, as of April 16, Mr. Vuong’s net assets were valued at $30.9 billion, ranking 76th on the list of the world’s richest people.

Meanwhile, the assets of Ms. Pham Thu Huong – Vice Chairwoman of Vingroup and Mr. Vuong’s wife – increased to $3.3 billion, ranking 1,284th.

In its recently published 2025 annual report, Vingroup stated that its charter capital had surpassed 77,300 billion VND.

As of December 31, 2025, Vingroup Corporation and its subsidiaries had projects or operations in all 34 provinces and cities across the country.

In 2025, the group also continued to expand its operations to many countries worldwide, with its core business products being VinFast electric cars and electric motorcycles in key Asian markets such as Indonesia, the Philippines, India, and the Middle East.

    The report also showed that last year, VIC stock continued to attract significant market attention.

    As of the last day of 2025, Vingroup had over 7.7 billion shares outstanding, corresponding to a market capitalization of over 1.3 quadrillion VND. The maximum foreign ownership ratio was maintained at 49%.

    Trading developments throughout the year showed a relatively wide price fluctuation range.

    The closing price on the last trading day of the year was 169,600 VND/share, while the lowest recorded was 19,950 VND/share on February 12, 2025, and the highest was 169,900 VND/share on December 23.

    Stock liquidity also saw strong differentiation, with the highest trading volume reaching nearly 94 million shares on August 4, 2025, while the lowest was 671,933 shares on January 20, 2025.

    The price movement of VIC stock in 2025 showed a clear upward trend towards the end of the year, linked to many important milestones in the group’s operations.

    Among these, March 2025 saw the event of Vinhomes launching the Vinhomes Wonder City project, followed by Vinpearl’s official listing in May 2025.

    In August, Vingroup announced its green infrastructure and energy plans, while VinFast intensified international operations with the inauguration of a factory in India and the start of deliveries for the VinFast Limo Green model.

    VinFast expanded its presence in Southeast Asia with the inauguration of a factory in Indonesia in December 2025, shortly before the VinFast Hai Phong factory rolled out its 200,000th electric car at year’s end.

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    Vingroup

    Vingroup is a leading Vietnamese private conglomerate founded in 1993 in Ukraine, initially focusing on instant noodles, before moving its headquarters to Hanoi in 2000. It has since grown into a major multi-sector corporation with core businesses in real estate (VinHomes), retail (Vincom Retail), automobiles (VinFast), and hospitality. The company plays a significant role in Vietnam’s modern economic development, aiming to elevate the country’s global industrial and technological profile.

    VinFast

    VinFast is a Vietnamese automotive manufacturer founded in 2017 as part of Vingroup, one of the country’s largest private conglomerates. It represents Vietnam’s first major attempt to build a domestic car industry and has rapidly expanded to produce electric vehicles, with a focus on both the domestic market and international exports.

    Vinhomes Wonder City

    Vinhomes Wonder City is a modern, large-scale residential and entertainment complex in Hanoi, Vietnam, developed by Vinhomes. It was built as part of the Vinhomes Ocean Park urban area project, which began major construction around 2019-2020, transforming former rural land into a major hub with homes, a theme park, and commercial centers. It represents a contemporary trend in Vietnam of creating integrated, self-contained “city-within-a-city” developments for urban living and leisure.

    Vinpearl

    Vinpearl is a popular resort and entertainment complex located on Hon Tre Island, off the coast of Nha Trang, Vietnam. It was originally conceived in the late 1990s and opened in 2003, featuring a theme park, water park, aquarium, and luxury accommodations. The site is connected to the mainland by the world’s longest over-sea cable car, which was a significant engineering feat upon its completion.

    VinFast Limo Green

    “VinFast Limo Green” is not a recognized historical or cultural site. It appears to refer to a specific model of electric vehicle—a limousine—produced by the Vietnamese automotive manufacturer VinFast. As a modern commercial product launched in the 21st century, it represents Vietnam’s entry into the global electric vehicle market rather than having a historical narrative.

    VinFast Hai Phong factory

    The VinFast Hai Phong factory is a major automotive manufacturing complex in northern Vietnam, established in 2017 as the flagship production facility for the Vietnamese automaker VinFast. It represents a significant industrial milestone for the country, originally built on the site of a former General Motors plant and rapidly developed to produce the company’s first gasoline-powered models before transitioning towards electric vehicle production.

    India

    India is a vast South Asian country with one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations, dating back over 5,000 years to the Indus Valley Civilization. It is the birthplace of major religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, and its history is marked by a succession of powerful empires, Islamic sultanates, British colonial rule, and its eventual independence in 1947. Today, it is renowned for its immense cultural, linguistic, and religious diversity, iconic monuments like the Taj Mahal, and as the world’s largest democracy.

    Indonesia

    Indonesia is a Southeast Asian archipelago nation of over 17,000 islands, historically shaped by influential Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms like Srivijaya and Majapahit, followed by centuries of Dutch colonial rule. It is renowned for its vast cultural and biological diversity, with iconic sites such as the Buddhist temple complex of Borobudur and the Hindu temples of Prambanan. The country declared independence in 1945 and is now the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation.