Tan A Dai Thanh Group ranks 39th in PRIVATE 100 – The top Vietnam private corporate taxpayers list

Contributing VND 1,474 Billion to the State Budget

The PRIVATE 100 ranking recognizes the 100 private enterprises with the largest state budget contributions in the 2025 fiscal year, featuring prominent corporations across key sectors of the economy.

According to published data, the total budget contribution of the 100 enterprises on the list reached VND 390,700 billion—an increase of VND 146,300 billion (up 60% compared to the previous year), accounting for approximately 14.7% of Vietnam’s total state budget revenue in 2025. These figures underscore the increasingly critical role of the private sector in generating resources for national development.

In the ranking, Tan A Dai Thanh Group secured the 39th position with a total contribution of VND 1,474 billion. This stands as one of the Group’s remarkable achievements in 2025, reflecting its scale of operations and substantial contributions to the state budget.

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