Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC) aims to record consolidated pre-tax profit of VND3.23 trillion ($129.2 million) in 2026, up from VND3.07 trillion ($122.8 million) in 2025. The target was announced at a meeting held on January 26 to review the corporation’s 2025 performance and set tasks and objectives for 2026, attended by Deputy Minister of Finance Cao Anh Tuan and representatives of relevant agencies and units.
The group is targeting sea transport volume of 23.7 million tonnes and port throughput of 180.1 million tonnes in 2026, alongside revenue of more than VND22.18 trillion ($887.2 million).
Speaking at the event, Tuan endorsed the tasks set out by VIMC and called on the corporation to prioritise investment, particularly in large-scale and strategic projects such as the Can Gio transshipment port.
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| Deputy Minister of Finance Cao Anh Tuan |
Tuan also urged VIMC to accelerate restructuring towards a leaner and more efficient organisation, improve governance and supervision, and enhance capital divestment and utilisation. He called on the corporation to innovate its investment approach, prioritise resources for the Can Gio International Transshipment Port project, review existing investment plans, and treat science and technology, digital transformation and green transformation as core drivers of production and business to strengthen competitiveness and deepen participation in global supply chains.
In 2025, VIMC reported consolidated pre-tax profit of nearly VND3.07 trillion ($122.8 million), consolidated revenue of VND20.47 trillion ($818.8 million), up 6 per cent on-year, and seaport throughput of 161.9 million tonnes, an increase of 12 per cent on-year.
Nguyen Canh Tinh, chairman of VIMC, said, “The business results for 2025 will be the foundation for the corporation to realise its goal of becoming a leading maritime group in the region, with an integrated port–shipping–logistics ecosystem.”
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| Nguyen Canh Tinh, chairman of VIMC |
To achieve its targets, the company has outlined six groups of tasks for 2026, including sustainable growth and market and customer development; expansion of integrated logistics services; investment in strategic logistics infrastructure and fleet capacity; development of high-quality workers and the strengthening of VIMC’s corporate culture; and the promotion of digital transformation, green transformation and innovation.
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