On December 29, 2025, Green Future Joint Stock Company announced changes to its business registration, including an adjustment to its chartered capital.
Accordingly, Green Future increased its chartered capital from VND 2.4 trillion to VND 3.9 trillion, entirely sourced from private funds.
Alongside the capital increase, Green Future reduced its number of business sectors from 61 to 36. Some eliminated sectors include: Travel agency services; Booking services and support services related to tour promotion and organization; Software publishing; and Computer programming…
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Green Future primarily operates in the motor vehicle rental sector. Its current legal representative is Mr. Pham Nhat Minh Hoang (born in 2000), the second son of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong.
Green Future was originally established as FGF Trading and Service Joint Stock Company in July 2024 with an initial chartered capital of VND 200 billion. At the time of its founding, the shareholder structure included Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong contributing VND 180 billion (90% of capital), Mr. Nguyen Duc Minh contributing VND 200 million (0.1% of capital), and Mr. Pham Khac Phuong contributing VND 19.8 billion (9.9% of capital).
In March 2025, the company officially changed its name to Green Future Trading and Service Joint Stock Company. From February to December 2025, the company underwent multiple chartered capital increases.
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