BIG Unveils New Office in Heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Launching an Ambitious 2026

On January 7, 2026, Big Group Holdings Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: BIG) celebrated the grand opening of its new office in Xuan Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. This milestone event signifies a pivotal step in the company’s strategy to enhance governance capabilities, standardize operations, and strengthen investor confidence.

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BIG’s New Office Building in the Heart of Ho Chi Minh City

Command Center for the Next Phase

During the grand opening event, a representative from BIG shared that the new headquarters is strategically positioned as the central hub for operations, finance, and cash flow management. This move is designed to standardize operations in line with capital market norms. The substantial investment in operational infrastructure is seen as a proactive step, laying a solid foundation for the next growth phase.

“Guided by our motto, ‘Think Big – Dream Big – Do Big,’ we aim to expand our business ecosystem, enhance efficiency and transparency, and ultimately deliver sustainable value to our shareholders in the stock market,” the BIG representative stated.

A notable highlight from the event was the leadership’s plan to increase their share ownership in the upcoming issuance. The management team intends to register for additional shares and is prepared to purchase rights from existing shareholders who opt not to participate, thereby increasing their ownership stake and demonstrating a long-term commitment.

BIG’s Board of Directors at the Event

BIG’s Board Members and Advisors at the Event

Evolution and the Journey Towards a Conglomerate Model

Founded in 2017, Big Group Holdings (BIG) initially operated in trade and construction. Over the years, the company has expanded its model, transitioning from a rental property system to a restructured conglomerate, eventually becoming a public company.

Today, BIG operates an ecosystem built around four strategic pillars: real estate and tourism; trade and import-export; finance and investment; and technology and digital transformation. These sectors are selected based on tangible assets, real cash flow, scalability, and alignment with sustainable growth objectives.

BIG currently manages and owns eight rental properties nationwide, including six hotels across six cities, one office building, and one rental apartment complex. Additionally, the company operates four subsidiaries with specialized business areas: Big Hotel (hotel chain), Big CT (trade and construction), Big Expo (agricultural export), and Big Bro (real estate brokerage).

The company has representative offices in all three regions of Vietnam and has expanded its international presence with an office in Yunnan Province, China, to support trade and export activities.

Impressive 2025 Business Results

Over the years, BIG has achieved several notable financial milestones. In 2022, the company went public. By 2024, BIG increased its chartered capital to nearly 160 billion VND, with revenue reaching 460 billion VND and total assets exceeding 300 billion VND.

By the end of 2025, BIG reported consolidated revenue of nearly 530 billion VND and pre-tax profit of over 40 billion VND, reflecting significant improvements in operational efficiency and growth quality. This success comes as the company focuses on business segments that generate stable cash flow.

On December 31, 2026, the State Securities Commission (SSC) approved BIG’s public share issuance, which is expected to increase its chartered capital to nearly 310 billion VND. This is a crucial step in preparation for the company’s planned listing on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) in late 2026 or early 2027.

Minh Tài

– 06:58 09/01/2026

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