AIG in the Top 50 of PRIVATE 100 – Vietnam Largest Taxpayers

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  • 20/08/2025

According to the PRIVATE 100 Ranking 2025 released by CafeF, Asia Ingredients Group (AIG) has been named one of the Top 50 private enterprises contributing the most to Vietnam’s state budget, securing the 43rd position. AIG leads the group of agricultural processing and manufacturing companies, with contributions exceeding VND 1,000 billion.

AIG Tops Vietnam’s Agribusiness and Deep-Processing Sector

AIG ranked 43rd among Vietnam’s largest private taxpayers.

The PRIVATE 100 is an annual list by CafeF that recognizes the country’s top 100 private enterprises with the largest tax contributions. Compiled from verified public data, the ranking honors businesses with strong commitments to fiscal responsibility and national development. This is the second year the list has been published.

For 2025, AIG stands out not only as one of the top contributors but also as the leading taxpayer in Vietnam’s agricultural processing sector. This achievement underscores the company’s sustained growth, competitive strength, and active contribution to the country’s economy.

Strong and Sustainable Growth

As a market leader in ingredients manufacturing and supply, AIG reported solid financial performance in 2024. Audited results showed net revenue of VND 12.39 trillion, post-tax profit of VND 836 billion, and a net margin of 6.75% — considered highly resilient amid global volatility and shifting trade policies.

2024 marked a year of transformation and sustainable growth for AIG. The group pursued international expansion, strengthened its partner ecosystem, and restructured its portfolio toward higher-margin product lines aligned with global demand. Subsidiaries and affiliates also delivered strong results, contributing to consolidated profitability.

In November 2024, AIG officially listed on the UPCOM exchange under the ticker AIG, a milestone signaling its evolution from a domestic supplier into a fully integrated ingredients group.

In November 2024, AIG debuted on the UPCOM exchange under the ticker AIG.

Beyond its fiscal contributions, AIG is investing in a modern, sustainable ingredients ecosystem to advance Vietnam’s position as a global hub for high-value agricultural products.

The group is developing an integrated value chain model, spanning raw material cultivation, advanced processing facilities, R&D, and global trade promotion. This approach not only enhances AIG’s competitiveness but also elevates the global value of Vietnamese ingredients.

Today, AIG manages extensive raw material zones across the country, including coconuts in Vinh Long, aloe vera in Khanh Hoa, tropical fruits in Tay Ninh, spices and herbs in Hung Yen, and cassava in Nghe An, supported by state-of-the-art factories meeting international certifications such as FSSC 22000, ISO 22000, HACCP, Halal, and Kosher.

Its products are exported to over 50 countries and territories, supplying major multinationals including Nestlé, Unilever, Masan, Vinamilk, Nutifood, and Nutricare, a testament to AIG’s growing global footprint.

AIG partners with farmers nationwide to develop sustainable raw material zones.

With its leadership in agribusiness, clear global vision, and well-defined growth strategy, AIG is positioning itself at the forefront of Vietnam’s ingredients industry. The group is not only strengthening its domestic leadership but also working to realize Vietnam’s ambition of becoming a world-class hub for high-value agricultural ingredients.

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