As of November 28, 2025, the combined assets of Vietnam’s 20 wealthiest individuals on the stock market reached VND 981.7 trillion, a surge of VND 171.8 trillion from the start of the month, marking a 21.2% increase. Compared to the beginning of 2025, their total wealth has skyrocketed by VND 641.5 trillion, equivalent to a staggering 188.6% growth.
Vingroup Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong maintains his top position with a net worth of VND 584.7 trillion, up from VND 428.9 trillion, reflecting a remarkable 36% increase in just one month—the highest in the list. His wealth accounts for approximately 60% of the Top 20’s total assets.
Pham Thu Huong (Mrs. Vuong) ranks fourth with VND 44.3 trillion, just VND 1 trillion shy of the third position. Pham Thuy Hang (Mrs. Huong’s sister) holds the sixth spot with VND 29.6 trillion.
Vingroup’s market capitalization surpassed VND 1 quadrillion, making it the first Vietnamese enterprise to achieve this historic milestone.
Real-time data from Forbes reveals Mr. Vuong’s wealth soared to USD 23.3 billion, gaining nearly USD 1 billion in a single day. This achievement places him among the world’s top 98 wealthiest individuals and sets a new record for Vietnam.
Hoa Phat Chairman Tran Dinh Long retains second place with VND 52.6 trillion, a slight decrease from late October.
Vietjet Air Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao’s assets rose by 8% to VND 45.3 trillion, securing her third position.
Conversely, Do Anh Tuan, Chairman of Sunshine Group, experienced the sharpest decline in the Top 20, with his wealth dropping 9% from VND 45.9 trillion to VND 41.9 trillion, placing him fifth.
Among the Top 20, 11 individuals saw their wealth decline, including Tran Dinh Long and his wife, Ho Hung Anh (Techcombank Chairman) and his family, Truong Gia Binh (FPT Chairman), Nguyen Dang Quang (Masan Group Chairman), Nguyen Duc Tai and Tran Le Quan (The Gioi Di Dong Chairman and Founder).
Gelex CEO Nguyen Van Tuan ranks 15th with VND 10.1 trillion, a 6% increase from the start of the month. In late 2024, he was 39th on the list.
VPBank Chairman Ngo Chi Dung and his family saw a 2% rise in wealth, placing them 16th, 17th, and 18th, respectively.
Novaland Chairman Bui Thanh Nhon holds the 20th position with VND 8.8 trillion, an 8% increase from the start of the month.
Vingroup’s Market Cap Surpasses $43 Billion, Equal to Combined Value of Vietcombank, VietinBank, and BIDV
Vingroup’s remarkable surge has propelled its market capitalization beyond the $43 billion mark, making it the first Vietnamese enterprise to achieve this historic milestone.
Vingroup’s Triumph: Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong’s Two-Month Milestone of Two Trillion-Dollar Achievements Sets Stage for Third Monumental Goal
Upon solidifying its dominant position with both market capitalization and total assets surpassing the 1 billion USD milestone, Vingroup swiftly initiated strategic moves within VinSpeed and VinMetal to forge a third growth pillar for the coming decade.
Vietnam’s First Enterprise Surpasses $43 Billion in Market Capitalization
At the close of today’s trading session (November 28), Vingroup’s VIC shares surged by 5% to reach 260,400 VND per share. This milestone propelled Vingroup’s market capitalization past the 1 quadrillion VND mark for the first time in its history, making it the first Vietnamese company listed on the stock exchange to achieve this remarkable feat.
VN-Index Surges Near 1,700 Points as Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong Joins the World’s Top 98 Wealthiest Individuals
The weekend trading session of November 28th concluded with a mixed performance, as the VN-Index managed to stay in the green while the overall market was dominated by a sea of red.
Vinpearl Granted Margin After Six Months of Listing; Novaland and Other Controlled Stocks Face Further Cuts
Vinpearl Corporation (HOSE: VPL) has officially qualified for margin trading, meeting all requirements post its minimum listing period and avoiding any warning status. Meanwhile, HOSE maintains its list of 65 ineligible stocks, primarily due to regulatory restrictions, warning statuses, and negative financial results.
