Profit per Employee is a crucial measure of operational efficiency. In 2025, VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, topped the list with an impressive profit of 132 billion VND per employee, driven by revenues from transferring part of the Vinhomes Global Gate project. Following closely was VIX Securities with a profit of 78.1 billion VND per employee, thanks to effective proprietary trading, achieving a pre-tax profit of 6,717 billion VND. Other companies such as TCBS and VPBankS also reported high profits, with 12.1 and 5.5 billion VND per employee, respectively. The real estate sector contributed significantly to the top 15, including Danang Housing and Khang Dien with earnings of around 8.1 billion VND per employee. VEFAC and several securities firms have demonstrated outstanding profitability compared to other sectors, emphasizing the importance of business efficiency in the current economic context.
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Pham Nhat Vuong’s Employees Generate Over 130 Billion VND Profit Per Person, Outperforming Numerous Securities and Real Estate Firms
The Profit per Employee index highlights VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, with 132 billion VND/person due to a 1,526% increase in pre-tax profit, reaching 19.27 trillion VND in 2025. VEFAC has only 146 employees. Following is VIX Securities with 78.1 billion VND/person and a 724% increase in pre-tax profit to 6.717 trillion VND. TCBS stands third with 12.1 billion VND/person. Real estate firms like Da Nang House and Khang Dien also achieved 8.1 billion VND/person. The only lottery company in the list, Bac Lieu Lottery, reported 11.6 billion VND/person. Other companies like BV Land, Nam Tan Uyen, and PV Gas have profits ranging from 4.8 to 9.1 billion VND/person. The ranking reflects the efficiency in investment and business operations of these companies in 2025.
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Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong generate over 130 billion VND in profit each, surpassing various brokerage and real estate firms
The profit per employee index in Vietnam for 2025 highlights VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, achieving 132 billion VND per employee, due to high revenues from project transfers and increases in financial income. Second place is occupied by VIX Securities with 78.1 billion VND per employee, driven by a 724% increase in pre-tax profits primarily from proprietary trading. Other securities firms like TCBS and VPBankS also feature with profits of 12.1 billion and 5.5 billion VND per employee, respectively. The lottery company Bac Lieu maintains a profit of 11.6 billion VND per employee. The real estate sector contributes significantly with profits ranging from 4.8 to 8.1 billion VND per employee, including Da Nang House and Khang Dien. PV Gas, despite employing the largest number at 2,917, records a profit of 4.9 billion VND per employee. The high profit growth rate indicates effective management and cost optimization.
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Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong bring in over 130 billion VND profit each, surpassing many securities firms and real estate
The 2025 ranking of profit per employee shows that VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, leads with 132 billion VND per person, thanks to a 1,526% increase in pre-tax profit to 19,270 billion VND. The high profit mainly comes from revenue from transferring real estate projects and financial revenues. Securities company VIX ranks second with 78.1 billion VND per employee, with pre-tax profit from proprietary trading increasing by 724%. Other companies such as TCBS and VPBankS also recorded significant profits per employee, at 12.1 billion and 5.5 billion VND respectively. Several real estate companies like Danang House and Khang Dien are also featured with similar profits. VEFAC and the securities and real estate sectors dominate the 2025 hot list, demonstrating the operational efficiency and cost-optimization strategies of these enterprises.
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Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong bring back over 130 billion VND profit per person, surpassing many securities and real estate companies
VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, leads in profit per employee with 132 billion VND/person, attributed to sales revenue from project transfers and increased financial revenue. VIX ranks second, achieving 78.1 billion VND/person, with significant profit before tax growth due to proprietary trading. TCBS comes in third with 12.1 billion VND/person, while VPBankS, with 5.5 billion VND/person, shows strong growth despite increasing staff numbers. The lottery enterprise, Bac Lieu Lottery, impressively maintains profit at 11.6 billion VND/person with 79 staff. The real estate sector contributes robustly to the rankings, with Khang Dien and Da Nang House having nearly equal profits, while Sunshine Group experiences growth in staff but maintains high profits. Moreover, PV Gas, with the largest number of employees, attains profit of 4.9 billion VND/person. Overall, the profit per employee index highlights the strength of companies in the securities and real estate sectors.
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Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong generate over 130 billion VND profit per person, surpassing many securities and real estate companies
By the end of 2025, VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, led in profit per employee with 132 billion VND, due to high revenue from project transfers. VIX ranked second with 78.1 billion VND, thanks to effective proprietary trading. TCBS and VPBankS achieved 12.1 and 5.5 billion VND per employee, while Bac Lieu Lottery also made the list with 11.6 billion VND. The real estate sector has multiple representatives with impressive profits, such as Da Nang House and Khang Dien (8.1 billion VND/person). Sunshine Group and BV Land also reported significant profit growth. A total of 15 companies made the list with remarkable profit indices, highlighting the vast potential of the real estate and securities industries in the market.
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Employees of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong brought in over 130 billion VND in profit per person, surpassing numerous securities and real estate companies
The profit per employee metric reflects the operational efficiency of the company. VEFAC, a subsidiary of Vingroup, topped the 2025 ranking with a profit per employee of 132 billion VND, driven by 44.56 trillion VND in revenue from transferring a Vinhomes project. VIX ranked second with 78.1 billion VND/person, posting a profit of 6.717 trillion VND due to self-trading activities. TCBS came in third with 12.1 billion VND/person, while VPBankS recorded 5.5 billion VND/person. Additionally, the only lottery company in the list, Bac Lieu Lottery, achieved 11.6 billion VND/person. The real estate sector also had strong performers, while PV Gas had the most employees at 4.9 billion VND/person. These companies not only optimized costs but also generated significant profits in favorable market conditions, creating competition in the industry.
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