In brief
Vinhomes describes its urban development model as combining city-building with ecological restoration, climate resilience and community development. The company highlights projects including Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio and Vinhomes Global Gate Ha Long, and says its developments house nearly 650,000 residents. It reports a land bank exceeding 295 million square meters and says it delivered more than 34,000 homes and related units in 2025. The release also cites VND183.1 trillion in equivalent revenue, VND43.3 trillion in net profit and VND205.3 trillion in sales bookings for that year. Vinhomes presents its geographic reach, operating scale and management certifications as evidence of its ability to execute large urban projects and appeal to institutional investors seeking long-term development platforms.
Key takeaways
- Vinhomes says its development approach integrates urban infrastructure, ecological restoration and community-building.
- The company highlights projects in Can Gio and Ha Long as examples of this approach.
- For 2025, Vinhomes reports VND183.1 trillion in equivalent revenue and VND43.3 trillion in net profit.
- The company says nearly 650,000 residents live in its developments nationwide.
An aerial perspective of Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio, illustrating the integration of modern urban infrastructure with active ecological restoration to foster long-term environmental resilience. With a land bank exceeding 295 million square meters, nearly 650,000 residents across its integrated townships, and record equivalent revenue of VND183.1 trillion (US$6.94 billion) in 2025, the company has demonstrated its capacity to plan, finance, deliver and operate large-scale cities with remarkable consistency.
For more than two millennia, humanity has celebrated its greatest achievements through the idea of "wonders," from the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World to the New7Wonders of Nature, which in 2011 recognized sites such as the Amazon Rainforest and Vietnam's own Ha Long Bay for their untouched natural beauty.
Today, a fourth wave is emerging: one defined not by human creations set apart from nature, nor by landscapes left untouched, but by developments where urbanization actively enhances natural ecosystems. This philosophy, combined with Vinhomes' operational scale, has positioned the company at the forefront of that shift, offering global institutional investors a proven model that is gaining recognition across Asia.
Nature-Positive Development Defines Vinhomes' Urban Philosophy
At the core of Vinhomes' approach is a fundamental departure from traditional real estate development; the company approaches urban development as an integrated process of environmental enhancement, infrastructure creation and community building.
This philosophy is evident across several landmark projects. At Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio, built on reclaimed coastal land, modern infrastructure coexists with active ecological restoration, creating new living environments while supporting long-term environmental resilience.
At Vinhomes Global Gate Ha Long, the urban masterplan has been designed specifically to complement the UNESCO-recognized Ha Long Bay, one of the world's most celebrated natural wonders, creating a space where urban life and natural heritage mutually enrich one another.
For institutional investors, this nature-positive orientation reflects a broader strategic shift. Long-term capital is increasingly flowing toward developers capable of creating urban ecosystems that generate value over decades, not merely delivering projects on a transactional basis. Vinhomes' ability to embed sustainability, ecological regeneration and climate resilience into its masterplans aligns with the evolving expectations of global asset owners seeking both financial returns and environmental impact.
Proven Execution And Operational Scale Build Investor Confidence
In real estate, vision carries little weight without the ability to execute. This is where Vinhomes has established one of its strongest competitive advantages. While many developers concentrate their portfolios within a limited number of cities or regions, Vinhomes has successfully replicated its large-scale urban development model across Vietnam, delivering integrated townships from north to south while maintaining consistent quality, execution speed and operational standards.
The company's 2025 performance underscores this capability. By year-end, Vinhomes had delivered more than 34,000 apartments, villas and shophouses, achieving record equivalent revenue of VND183.1 trillion (US$6.94 billion), a 29% year-on-year increase that exceeded its annual target. Net profit reached VND43.3 trillion (US$1.6 billion), up 24%, while sales bookings nearly doubled to VND205.3 trillion (US$7.9 billion). Unrecognized contracted sales of VND186.4 trillion (US$7.1 billion) provide exceptional revenue visibility for the years ahead.
Beyond financial metrics, Vinhomes' operational scale is evidenced by nearly 650,000 residents now living across its developments nationwide, forming one of Southeast Asia's largest integrated residential communities. This scale demonstrates not only the company's ability to build projects but also its capacity to create functioning urban ecosystems capable of sustaining long-term economic and social activity.
The company's land bank, exceeding 295 million square meters as of December 31, 2025, represents Vietnam's largest and is strategically positioned across major metropolitan areas and regions benefiting from accelerating urbanization, industrial development and tourism growth. This extensive reserve provides a substantial pipeline for future development while supporting sustainable long-term growth.
Vinhomes' operational excellence is further validated by internationally recognized certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and SA8000, reflecting global standards in quality management, environmental performance, occupational health and safety, and social responsibility. The company's market position, Vietnam's largest listed real estate company by market capitalization at approximately US$19.4 billion, and the country's second-largest listed enterprise overall, reinforces its institutional credibility. Its brand, valued at an estimated US$1.6 billion by Brand Finance, ranks among Vietnam's Top 10 Most Valuable Brands.
For international investors, these indicators point to something larger than financial success alone. They reflect a company that has evolved beyond traditional real estate development into a trusted urban development platform, one capable of planning, financing, delivering and operating large-scale cities with remarkable consistency.
If the first three waves of human wonders celebrated extraordinary achievements of engineering or nature, the emerging fourth wave may well be defined by developments that elevate nature itself, creating places where environmental restoration, economic growth and human prosperity reinforce one another.
That vision demands proven execution, long-term thinking and institutional credibility. These qualities explain why an increasing number of global investors are viewing Vinhomes as one of Asia's most compelling long-term urban development platforms.
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About Vinhomes
Vinhomes is Vietnam's largest residential real estate and integrated township developer. The company pioneers the development of synchronized, modern large-scale townships, delivering premium living standards and unlocking sustainable investment opportunities for domestic and international clients.
Questions around this news
What does nature-positive urban development mean?
Nature-positive urban development aims to improve or restore ecosystems as part of building and operating urban areas. It goes beyond reducing environmental harm by incorporating measures such as habitat restoration, ecological protection and climate resilience into development plans. The precise meaning can vary by project, so claims depend on the environmental actions and outcomes involved.
How does Vinhomes describe its approach to urban development?
The release presents the company’s approach as combining environmental enhancement, infrastructure and community building. It cites Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio, where the release says infrastructure is paired with ecological restoration on reclaimed coastal land, and Vinhomes Global Gate Ha Long, whose masterplan is described as complementing Ha Long Bay.
What financial and operating results did Vinhomes report for 2025?
The release reports equivalent revenue of VND183.1 trillion and net profit of VND43.3 trillion for 2025, with year-on-year increases of 29% and 24%, respectively. It also states that sales bookings reached VND205.3 trillion and that more than 34,000 apartments, villas and shophouses were delivered during the year.
What are unrecognized contracted sales in real estate?
Unrecognized contracted sales generally refer to the value of property sales agreed with customers but not yet recorded as revenue under the applicable accounting rules. Revenue may be recognized later, for example as contractual obligations are fulfilled. The measure can offer context on potential future revenue, but it is not the same as revenue already earned.
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