Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong has reached a new milestone, ranking 101st among the world’s wealthiest individuals, driven by a sharp surge in VinGroup stock prices and the growing strength of his business empire.

Vietnam’s billionaire club is expanding fast, with six Forbes-ranked names and a growing group of billion-dollar entrepreneurs emerging across finance, tech, and real estate.

Pham Nhat Vuong’s fortune has surged to nearly USD 17 billion as Vingroup shares quadruple in value, propelling him into the top 145 wealthiest individuals worldwide.

Vietnam now boasts seven dollar billionaires, with Pham Thu Huong joining the elite list.

Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong transfers over 78 million Vingroup shares to VinSpeed to fund the North-South high-speed railway project.

Pham Nhat Vuong tops Vietnam's richest list with $10.5B in latest Forbes ranking.

Driven by Vingroup’s stock surge, Vietnam’s richest billionaire breaks into global top 300.

Billionaire Tran Ba Duong says Thaco is committed to reviving HAGL Agrico to safeguard a massive investment.

Vingroup Chair Pham Nhat Vuong earns no salary, yet his wealth has reached $7.7 billion, securing his spot as Vietnam’s richest and among the world’s top 400. Many entrepreneurs take no pay while amassing vast fortunes.

Pham Nhat Vuong’s fortune rises sharply amid stock gains and new IPO plans, leaving former President Trump far behind.

Techcombank chairman Ho Hung Anh strengthens his family’s presence in real estate as Masterise Group expands its luxury property portfolio, backed by strong banking ties.

Forbes' latest update shows Vietnam now has only five billionaires, with Tran Ba Duong dropping off the list while Pham Nhat Vuong’s fortune soars to $6.7 billion.

Vietnam has six billionaires after chairman of Masan Group Nguyen Dang Quang rejoining the Forbes’ latest list of the world’s richest individuals.

Vietnam currently has five dollar billionaires recognized by Forbes instead of six as reported in late 2024.

Pham Nhat Vuong solidified his position as Vietnam’s wealthiest individual for the 15th year, as 2024 brought notable changes to the rankings of billionaires.

With Hoa Phat’s remarkable recovery in 2024, Tran Dinh Long’s fortune has doubled. Could this momentum push him to the top of Vietnam’s billionaire rankings?

Ho Xuan Nang, the man behind Vicostone and Phenikaa, remains one of the stock market’s hidden billionaires. His foray into autonomous tech may change that.

As many large corporations in real estate, finance, and retail face challenges, FPT Group, led by Truong Gia Binh, is experiencing a surge in stock value, positioning the Da Nang-born businessman closer to becoming Vietnam’s next USD billionaire.

The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange has announced the mandatory delisting of HNG shares after the company reported losses for three consecutive years under the leadership of billionaire Tran Ba Duong.