Banks dominate Top 10 in stock market profits

Banks dominate the list of largest entities by profit.

Vietnam Report has just announced the Top 50 prestigious and effective public companies (VIX50) ranking. to honor the most outstanding public enterprises in the Vietnamese stock market . In which banks account for the majority of the top 10 units in terms of profit.

Banks dominate the Top 10 largest entities by profit

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Specifically, according to the ranking, the capitalization of 50 public companies in the VIX50 list of Vietnam Report accounts for over 52.3% of the entire stock market, the compound growth rate of revenue and average profit over 5 years is 13.5% and 21.3% respectively. In the list, there are 27 enterprises with capitalization of over 1 billion USD, 22 enterprises with revenue of over 1 billion USD and 40 enterprises with profit of over 1,000 billion VND.

In terms of revenue scale, the bank representative BIDV (stock code BID) continues to lead, affirming the solid position of the banking system in the economy. In terms of profit, Vinhomes (stock code VHM) still maintains its leading position in the Top 10 largest units, affirming the operational efficiency of the real estate industry group. In this group, the banking sector is dominant, with 7/10 ranked after VHM belonging to large commercial banks such as Vietcombank, MB, HDBank, BIDV, VietinBank, Techcombank and ACB .

Looking at the entire VIX50 portfolio in 2025, the industry structure continues to reflect a mix of traditional pillars and new growth sectors. The banking sector remains central, accounting for 26% of the number of businesses, while the real estate sector decreases from 14% to 10%, mainly due to the impact of tight credit policies. On the other hand, low-cyclical sectors and sectors linked to consumption or international trade such as transportation & logistics and food increase their proportion from 10% to 12%, respectively. The construction & building materials sector also recorded a slight increase from 8% to 10%, benefiting from public investment policies. In contrast, the chemical sector decreased from 6% to 4%, reflecting the impact of input costs and fluctuations in raw materials. Other sectors such as securities (6%); utilities - energy services (2%)...

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/cac-ngan-hang-ap-dao-trong-top-10-ve-loi-nhuan-tren-san-chung-khoan-185250630161756852.htm