Vietjet named among Vietnam's top 50 listed companies by Forbes
Vietjet has been named among the country's top 50 listed companies for 2026 by Forbes Vietnam, as the airline expands its international network and fleet amid strong revenue growth.
Vietjet's consolidated revenue rose 44% year on year to VND51.54 trillion in the first half of 2026, reaching 59.4% of its full-year target, the company said in a statement on Saturday.
Consolidated profit after tax was VND1.37 trillion in the first six months, equivalent to 64.5% of its annual plan, it said.
Forbes Vietnam's annual ranking evaluates companies listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) and Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), considering factors including revenue and profit growth, return on equity, return on invested capital, industry position, management quality, sources of profit and growth prospects.
Vietjet was listed alongside major Vietnamese companies including technology group FPT, dairy producer Vinamilk, fuel distributor Petrolimex and lender HDBank.
"In the volatile aviation industry, growth must go hand-in-hand with capital efficiency, financial discipline, and strong management capabilities," Vietjet Vice Chairwoman and Chief Financial Officer Ho Ngoc Yen Phuong said.
"For Vietjet, every investment decision aims to enhance competitiveness, create sustainable value for shareholders, and offer more flying opportunities to the public.
"This also serves as the foundation for our evolution into an international aviation group, helping to deepen Vietnam’s connectivity with the world.”
The airline has been expanding its international flight network and investing in newer-generation aircraft as it seeks to develop an aviation ecosystem and strengthen connections between Vietnam and major economic and tourism centres, the company said.
Vietjet's inclusion in the Forbes ranking follows its continued expansion as Vietnam's aviation market recovers and international travel demand grows.
Vietjet leads Southeast Asia in emissions efficiency
Vietjet has been ranked the lowest-emission airline on intra-Southeast Asian routes, according to the Flight Emissions Review 2025 released by global aviation data and analytics firm Cirium.
