This prestigious title is not just an honor, but a testament to the remarkable growth and sustainable development strategy of the corporation over its 16-year journey of creation and expansion.

Ngan Tin Group is honored to be recognized among the Top 500 largest enterprises in Vietnam in 2025.
Founded in 2009, Ngan Tin Group has successfully built a diverse ecosystem with four pillars: Real Estate, Petroleum Trading, Green Energy, and Seaport Logistics. Amidst a challenging market, the company’s resourcefulness has maintained its growth momentum.
Notably, the petroleum trading division, with a network of 70 nationwide distributors, serves as a crucial foundation for the group’s long-term projects. This also acts as a springboard for launching strategic real estate projects in 2026.

Ngan Tin Group’s CEO, Dinh Phu Minh (left), receives the EDGE Design Stage Certificate for the 05 Residential Area Project from Vu Hong Phong, EDGE Green Building Expert at IFC, on December 19, 2025.
The group prioritizes developing exemplary communities through green technology and sustainable construction standards. A prime example is the EDGE certification—a prestigious international standard for energy and resource efficiency awarded by IFC, part of the World Bank.
Currently, Ngan Tin is accelerating key projects in industrial and tourism hubs. Notably, the 05 Residential Area Project (Cat Tien Project) in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone, Gia Lai, is poised to become a new residential and leisure icon, transforming the Central Coast’s economic landscape. Spanning 5.8 hectares at the gateway to Nhon Hoi Economic Zone from Phu Cat Airport, it promises to be a premier residential and townhouse community with standout amenities.
On December 19, 2025, the Cat Tien Project received the EDGE Design Stage Certificate from IFC for the 05 Residential Area in Gia Lai.

3D rendering of the 5-star Bai Xep International Beach Resort’s Phase 1, developed by Ngan Tin Group.
Beyond flagship projects, Ngan Tin Group is executing multiple initiatives across provinces, including: Bai Xep International Beach Resort (Gia Lai), Southwest Nhon Ly Urban Area (Gia Lai), Nguyen Trong Hop Urban Area (Dong Thap), and Dong Xoai I Industrial Park Residential Area (Dong Nai). Additionally, the group is finalizing investments in promising locales like Tay Ninh, Vinh Long, and Ninh Binh.

Ngan Tin Group has expanded international partnerships to achieve global reach. (Pictured: Chairman Truong Dinh Hai, third from left, at Harvard University, USA)
Beyond urban infrastructure, Ngan Tin Group aims to lead in renewable energy. Partnerships in wind and solar power aim to reduce environmental impact while positioning the company as a global leader in the green economy.
Alongside growth, the group embraces the philosophy “Ngan Tin for the Community—We Serve Society,” funding bridges, charity homes, and flood relief across Vietnam.
With accolades like the Top 500 Largest Enterprises in Vietnam (2024 & 2025) and the Golden Star Award 2024, Ngan Tin Group cements its pioneering role, poised to contribute to Vietnam’s prosperity in the new era.
OCB Pioneers Green Financing with Innovative Green Deposit and Pink Deposit Products
ESG is no longer a distant concept but has become an essential “passport” for Vietnamese businesses venturing into the global market, solidifying their position on the world trade map. Recognizing this demand, Orient Commercial Joint Stock Bank (HOSE: OCB) has not only expanded its green lending portfolio but also introduced “Green Deposit” and “Pink Deposit.” These innovative products set OCB apart in today’s green capital mobilization market.
Unlocking Green Capital: When ESG Transcends the “Profile Paint Job”
In recent years, ESG—the framework for evaluating environmental, social, and governance practices—has gained significant traction within the business community. This momentum was further amplified following Vietnam’s Net Zero commitment by 2050 at COP26, propelling ESG into a mainstream trend. However, in many instances, ESG is still treated as a superficial label to enhance corporate profiles rather than a genuine, strategic approach to sustainable development.











































