Top 50 Most Efficiently Operating Companies
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The companies featured in the TOP50 ranking were selected based on their consistent business performance over three consecutive years (2022-2024), measured by three key growth indicators: Revenue, Return on Equity (ROE), and Earnings Per Share (EPS). This evaluation aims to objectively assess the management capabilities and adaptability of businesses, encouraging them to implement effective governance and sustainable development strategies. It also seeks to recognize leaders with long-term vision and innovative thinking.
Throughout the 2022-2024 period, despite facing numerous domestic and international market challenges, PVFCCo viewed these as opportunities to accelerate and breakthrough. In response, the company swiftly implemented a series of flexible solutions, adapting to the ever-changing business environment. As a result, PVFCCo not only maintained impressive sustainable growth but also delivered increasing value to shareholders and stakeholders.
According to the organizers, as of 2024, these companies account for 52.5% of the total market capitalization, equivalent to 155 billion USD. The 2024 revenue of the TOP 50 companies reached 51.7 billion USD, an 11.3% increase year-over-year, contributing nearly 35% of the total revenue of listed companies. After-tax profit stood at 10.7 billion USD, up 18.1%, accounting for over 74% of the market’s total profit. The average ROE for the 2022-2024 period was 15.4%, nearly double the average of listed companies.
The organizers highly commend the notable presence of fertilizer and chemical companies in this year’s Top 50 list, including PVFCCo. This company has demonstrated its ability to effectively seize market opportunities amidst significant fluctuations. According to the organizers’ data, PVFCCo achieved an average revenue growth rate of 1.8% during 2021-2024, while maintaining an ROE growth rate of 18.2%.
The “Top 50 Most Efficiently Operating Companies in Vietnam” (TOP50) is a prestigious annual ranking compiled by the Investment Bridge Magazine in collaboration with economic, business, and financial investment experts. It aims to identify and honor the most efficient companies on the Vietnamese stock market. This marks the 15th year of the ranking’s publication (2010-2025).
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