Chỉ tiêu nhiệm kỳ 2025–2030: doanh thu 6.721 tỷ đồng, lợi nhuận trước thuế 377 tỷ đồng

The Resolution of the 16th Company Party Congress sets targets of 6,702 billion VND in industrial production value, 6,721 billion VND in total revenue and 377 billion VND in pre-tax profit for the 2025–2030 term.

Overall objective

To build a clean, strong Party and political system; to raise leadership capacity, renew governance and make effective use of resources. To accelerate the application of science and technology, digital transformation and sustainable development along green lines; to raise the quality of production and business and protect the environment. To secure stable employment and income for workers, to maintain national defence, security and social order, and to take an active part in the socio-economic development of Viet Nam National Chemical Group and of Ninh Binh province.

Party building targets

Target2025–2030 objective
Grassroots Party organisations completing duties well80%
Party members completing duties wellAbove 90%
New Party members admittedAt least 3% of total membership — a minimum of 02 people per year

Production and business targets

Target2025–2030 objective
Industrial production value6,702 billion VND
Total revenue6,721 billion VND
Pre-tax profit377 billion VND
Remittance to the state budget104.6 billion VND187.1% of plan

How to read these figures correctly

Set against the company's 2025 results — total revenue above 1,240 billion VND (104% of the annual plan) and pre-tax profit above 173 billion VND — it appears that the term targets are cumulative totals for the full five years rather than annual figures.

On that basis, the revenue target of 6,721 billion VND over five years works out at roughly 1,344 billion VND a year — about 8% above the 2025 outturn. The profit target of 377 billion VND for the whole term, however, is lower than a straightforward multiplication of the 2025 figure of 173 billion VND. The Party Committee and the Management Board should confirm the basis of calculation to avoid misreading when these figures are published.