Top 15 Profit-Soaring Companies in Q3 2025: Minimum 540% Growth, with One Firm Skyrocketing 5,700%—Real Estate Dominates the List

The top-performing businesses in the first nine months of 2025 showcase remarkable growth, with the real estate sector leading the charge and boasting the highest number of representatives. Notably, several companies have turned their fortunes around, transitioning from losses to impressive profits.

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The 2025 financial reporting season has unveiled remarkable profit growth among Vietnamese enterprises, with some soaring by thousands of percent.

Leading the charge is the Vietnam Exhibition and Fair Centre (VEFAC, VEF), boasting a staggering 5,707% profit growth, reaching a pre-tax profit of VND 19,295 billion.

Top 15 Companies by Profit Growth in 2025

Securing the second spot is Phu Hung Securities (PHS) with a 4,433% growth rate.

The real estate sector dominates the list with five entries. Alongside VEF, notable performers include Hodeco (834%), Saigontel (814%), Nam Long (578%), and DIG (551%).

The securities sector also shines, claiming four spots in the top growth list. Joining PHS are LPBank Securities (774%), OCBS Securities (720%), and VIX Securities (651%).

The power sector contributes two entries: Nhon Trach 2 (4,403%) and Dien Gia Lai (543%).

ABBank stands as the sole banking representative in the top 15, achieving an 871% growth rate and a pre-tax profit of VND 2,319 billion.

Beyond impressive growth, several companies have transitioned from losses in 2024 to profitability in 2025.

Top Turnaround Companies in 2025

EVN Genco3 (PGV) exemplifies this turnaround, shifting from a VND 454 billion loss in 2024 to a VND 1,149 billion profit in 2025.

NCB Bank and Masan Meatlife also demonstrate significant improvements, turning losses of VND 58 billion and VND 54 billion, respectively, into profits of VND 654 billion and VND 466 billion.

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