CMC Group has been named among Vietnam’s leading private-sector contributors to the State budget, ranking 63rd in PRIVATE 100 2026, a list of the country’s 100 largest private contributors recently announced by CafeF. The Vietnamese technology group also made the top 10 in the Technology and Telecommunications sector, underscoring its sustained growth, stronger operating performance and increasingly significant contribution to the country’s development.

CafeF announced PRIVATE 100 2026 on August 24, recognizing the 100 private enterprises that made the largest actual contributions to Vietnam’s State budget in 2025. Together, companies on the list contributed $14.9 billion, equivalent to 14.7% of the country’s total budget revenue and 60% more than the combined contribution recorded in the previous year’s ranking.

CMC came in 63rd among the 100 companies, placing it alongside some of Vietnam’s largest private enterprises and major contributors to the national economy.

Within the Technology and Telecommunications sector, CMC also ranked among the 10 private enterprises making the largest contributions to the State budget. Beyond the ranking itself, the result points to the technology sector’s growing contribution to public finances and the wider economy. For CMC, it also reflects the scale, operational capabilities and business performance built over years of pursuing technology as its central growth strategy.

Turning business growth into national value

CMC’s presence in PRIVATE 100 - and particularly its position among the top 10 Technology and Telecommunications enterprises for State budget contributions - comes at a time when the Group continues to record solid growth.

In fiscal year 2025, from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, CMC posted consolidated revenue of approximately $364 million, up 17% year on year. Profit before tax rose 22% to approximately $23.3 million, reaching 111% of the full-year target, while profit after tax attributable to shareholders of the parent company increased 18% to approximately $15.7 million.

The results reflect CMC’s long-term investment in technology fields with higher added value, ranging from digital infrastructure and technology solutions to global business, artificial intelligence and other strategic technologies.

For a business, contributions to the State budget go beyond the growth of revenue or profit. They are also a measure of the tangible value an enterprise creates for the wider economy. At CMC, business growth is tied to a broader ambition: to strengthen Vietnam’s technological capabilities, create high-value technology products, platforms and services, and make a greater contribution to the country as the Group expands.

“Contributions to the State budget are among the key measures of an enterprise’s operational performance and responsibility to the economy. At CMC, growth is not solely about revenue and profit figures. More importantly, it is about developing technological capabilities, products and services that deliver meaningful value and contribute to Vietnam’s digital and AI transformation. We will continue to accelerate AI-X, invest in digital infrastructure and master strategic technologies to lay the foundation for a new growth cycle,” said Nguyen Trung Chinh, Chairman of the Board and Executive Chairman of CMC Group.

A top 10 position shaped by a long-term growth strategy

Technology has been at the heart of CMC’s growth strategy for years, with the Group directing resources toward areas that can generate lasting value for both customers and the economy.

Its position among Vietnam’s top 10 Technology and Telecommunications enterprises for State budget contributions in 2026 therefore carries significance beyond the ranking itself. It reflects the growing economic footprint of a Vietnamese technology Group at a time when technology is emerging as an increasingly important engine of the country’s growth.

Behind that progress are CMC’s sustained efforts to expand its operations, strengthen corporate governance, build a highly skilled technology workforce, and invest in advanced infrastructure, platforms, products and solutions.

Accelerating AI-X and opening new avenues for growth

Entering fiscal year 2026 and a new phase of development, CMC has identified artificial intelligence, data and digital infrastructure as the key engines of its next growth cycle. The Group is moving beyond the platform-building stage to accelerate the commercialization of AI-X, alongside the development of the C-OpenAI ecosystem, C-Products and AI-powered solutions.

Under this strategy, AI is not treated simply as another standalone product or business line. Instead, CMC is embedding AI throughout its digital infrastructure, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data, technology solutions and internal operations.

The approach is intended to create a foundation for new business models, higher productivity and greater value for customers in the AI era, while opening further opportunities for CMC to grow in Vietnam and international markets.

CMC is continuing to invest in data centers, cloud computing, cybersecurity, education and its “Make in Vietnam” technology product ecosystem. In parallel, the Group is strengthening research and development, seeking to increase the proportion of revenue generated by its own platforms and products, and expanding its international presence.