Mr. Ha Van Trung, Deputy CEO of Sacombank, receives the prestigious award from the Organizing Committee.
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The TOP50 ranking is determined based on three consecutive years of business performance, evaluated through key metrics: Revenue, Return on Equity (ROE), and Earnings per Share. These indicators are crucial in assessing operational efficiency and value creation for shareholders.
“Being featured in the TOP50 for the fourth consecutive year is not only a recognition of our current efforts but also a driving force for Sacombank to pursue long-term goals. We will continue to focus on digital transformation, developing a comprehensive financial services ecosystem, and enhancing customer experience.
Additionally, Sacombank aims to contribute more significantly to the sustainable development of the economy, supporting businesses and communities during this period of integration and transformation,” shared a representative from Sacombank.
In the first half of 2025, Sacombank reported positive business results. According to the consolidated financial report for Q2/2025, pre-tax profit reached 3,657 billion VND, a 36% increase compared to the same period last year. For the first six months, pre-tax profit totaled 7,331 billion VND, achieving 50% of the annual plan. As of June 30, 2025, the bank’s total assets reached 807,339 billion VND (up 7.9% from the beginning of the year), with customer loans increasing by 9% and customer deposits rising by 10.1%. Non-performing loans were maintained at a low rate of 2.14%. With this solid growth foundation, Sacombank is expected to meet its targets for Q3 and the entire year 2025.
Beyond financial achievements, Sacombank has been highly regarded for its aggressive restructuring and modernization efforts in recent years. The bank has pioneered the application of technology in risk management, developed digital transaction channels, and emphasized sustainable and transparent governance. These initiatives have not only enhanced Sacombank’s competitive edge but also contributed to the overall modernization of Vietnam’s banking sector.
According to the Organizing Committee, the enterprises honored in this year’s TOP50 have achieved remarkable growth and made significant contributions to Vietnam’s economic development during this transitional phase. Sacombank’s continued presence in this prestigious ranking underscores its sound strategic direction, unwavering commitment to innovation, and dedication to delivering added value to customers and the community.
– 09:22 29/09/2025
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