On March 31, 2026, Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) officially announced its audited consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The results demonstrate positive growth across all key financial indicators, reflecting a solid financial position amid the strong recovery and expansion of Vietnam’s aviation sector.

Financial results of ACV in 2025. Unit: Billion dong

Source: Audited consolidated financial statements 2025, Airports Corporation of Vietnam

Strengthened financial background

In 2025, ACV’s total assets reached VND 91,910 billion, representing a 19% increase year-on-year. A key highlight in its financial structure was the significant 65% increase in charter capital, reaching VND 35,828 billion, bringing total equity to VND 69,902 billion. The Ministry of Finance remains the largest shareholder, holding nearly 2.08 billion ACV shares, equivalent to a 95.4% ownership stake.

This substantial capital expansion not only enhances ACV’s ability to secure counterpart funding and reduce reliance on debt but also strengthens its risk management capacity. It provides a solid financial foundation for the effective implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly the strategic national project Long Thanh International Airport, which plays a pivotal role in Vietnam’s airport development strategy.

ACV financial indicators for 2024 and 2025 (Unit: VND trillion)

Sustained growth in business performance

ACV’s total revenue in 2025 reached VND 27,891 billion, up 13% compared to 2024, reflecting stable operational growth across its network of 22 airports. During the year, ACV served 121 million passengers (up nearly 10% year-on-year), handled 1.756 million tons of cargo, and recorded 745,000 aircraft movements.

Profit before tax and profit after tax reached VND 15,409 billion and VND 12,465 billion, respectively, both increasing by 7%. Notably, the net profit margin remained at approximately 45%, underscoring ACV’s disciplined cost management and operational efficiency, even as it continues to prioritize large-scale infrastructure investments.

Vibrant operations at airports contributing to ACV’s 13% revenue growth

Commitment to sustainable development and strategic orientation

With a robust financial foundation established in 2025, ACV is well-positioned to realize the objectives outlined in Vietnam’s national airport system master plan. The significant increase in charter capital provides both legal and financial capacity to ensure the timely execution of key national projects, notably Long Thanh International Airport, alongside other major developments across its airport network.

Inauguration Ceremony of Passenger Terminal T3 – Tan Son Nhat International Airport

Groundbreaking Ceremony of Passenger Terminal T2 – Dong Hoi Airport

Groundbreaking Ceremony for Expansion and Upgrade of Ca Mau Airport

Groundbreaking Ceremony of Passenger Terminal T2 – Cat Bi International Airport

Completion of Key Components and First Commercial Flight Launch at Long Thanh International Airport on December 19, 2025

Expansion Inauguration of International Terminal T2 – Noi Bai International Airport

Inauguration of Runway and Taxiway Rehabilitation and Domestic Terminal Renovation – Vinh International Airport

Strategic Vision

As the core entity responsible for managing and operating Vietnam’s airport infrastructure, ACV defines its mission not only in terms of safe and efficient operations but also in contributing to economic growth, trade connectivity, and national defense.

Looking ahead, ACV’s development strategy is built upon three key pillars: First, investing in modernization and expansion of capacity at key airports while ensuring the timely delivery of critical infrastructure projects; Second, accelerating digital transformation and adopting international service standards to achieve service quality on par with leading regional airports; Third, adhering to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, with a strong commitment to carbon reduction and green airport development.

At the Skytrax World Airport Awards 2026, ACV achieved notable recognition, with Noi Bai International Airport and Da Nang International Airport ranked among the Top 100 Best Airports in the World, while Cam Ranh International Airport was listed among the Top 10 Cleanest Airports globally.

The year 2025 marks a significant milestone in ACV’s development journey, not only through impressive financial results but also through the strong foundations laid for the future. Each financial achievement today represents a firm commitment by ACV to its shareholders, partners, and the public toward a modern, safe, and globally connected aviation future for Vietnam.

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