Forbes announces top 40 valuable brands in Vietnam

Forbes Vietnam has recently released its third annual list of the 40 most valuable brands in Vietnam in 2018, estimating their total value at 8.1 billion USD, an increase of 30 percent compared to the 2017 list.
Forbes announces top 40 valuable brands in Vietnam ảnh 1Vinamilk continues topping the list of 40 most valuable brands in Vietnam in 2018 (Source: sggpnews.org.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) – Forbes Vietnam has recently released its third annuallist of the 40 most valuable brands in Vietnam in 2018, estimating their totalvalue at 8.1 billion USD, an increase of 30 percent compared to the 2017 list.

Dairy giant Vinamilk maintains its top position in the list, with an estimated brandvalue of 2.28 billion USD, much higher than the 1.7 billion USD last year. Thecompany is followed by military-run telecom firm Viettel with 1.39 billion USD.

State-owned Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group(VNPT) takes over third position from Vingroup, Vietnam's largest real estatecompany. With a value of 416 million USD, VNPT names itself in the list for thefirst time.

The other brands in the top ten are the country’s biggestbrewery Sabeco (393 million USD), Vinhomes, the residential property arm ofVingroup (384 million USD), Vinaphone, one of Vietnam’s big three mobileoperators and belonging to VNPT (308 million USD), Vingroup (307.2 millionUSD), food and beverage producer Masan Consumer (238 million USD), Vietcombank(177.9 USD), and tech giant FPT (169 million USD).

Vinhomes and Vinaphone are also newcomers in the list.

Forbes compiled the list by looking at brands' incomesbefore and after tax based on their financial reports and data on the stockmarket.-VNA
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