November 27, 2025 | 15:12

Red Star Awards honor 100 outstanding young Vietnamese entrepreneurs

Khánh Vy

They collectively own nearly VND3 quadrillion ($113.7 billion) in total assets last year.

Red Star Awards honor 100 outstanding young Vietnamese entrepreneurs
The ceremony was held in Hanoi on November 26.

A ceremony for the 2025 Red Star Awards was held in Ha Noi on November 26 to honor 100 Outstanding Young Vietnamese Entrepreneurs.

This year’s awards attracted more than 300 candidates. From these, the organizers selected the most exceptional individuals for national voting across three categories: the Top 100 Outstanding Young Vietnamese Entrepreneurs, the Top 30, and the 10 Exceptional Young Vietnamese Entrepreneurs 2025.

According to the organizers, the Top 100 entrepreneurs collectively owned nearly VND3 quadrillion ($113.7 billion) in total assets last year, generated more than VND310 trillion ($11.7 billion) in revenue, and posted nearly VND42 trillion ($1.59 billion) in post-tax profit. Their businesses contributed almost VND21 trillion ($798 million) to the state budget and provided jobs for nearly 60,000 workers in 2024.

The enterprises led by the 10 Red Star Award winners reported particularly strong performance, holding over VND2.8 quadrillion in total assets, generating more than VND214 trillion in revenue, earning over VND30 trillion in profit, contributing nearly VND14 trillion to the state budget, and employing more than 19,000 workers in 2024.

The 2025 Red Star enterprises operate across a wide range of sectors, including industrial manufacturing; finance, banking and securities; heavy industrial transport; industrial zone infrastructure, logistics and renewable energy; high-tech agriculture; processed food and consumer goods production; green real estate; and technology, education and media.

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