ANNUAL REPORT 2024
TOGETHER IN BELIEF, LEADING IN INNOVATION
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Business Plan & Strategy For 2025
Based on the macroeconomic conditions and the Company’s internal strengths, An Cuong’s BOM plans to submit the proposed 2025 business plan for approval at the GMS as follows:
attract foreign direct investment (FDI), laying a solid foundation for a prosperous and sustainable economic future. Nevertheless, in 2025, Vietnam's economy faces several potential risks that could impact growth and stability. Disposable income has shown limited improvement compared to 2024, while the real estate sector and related industries are only beginning to show signs of recovery and require more time to return to a new growth cycle. Additionally, the increasing protectionist policies in major export markets pose significant challenges, potentially reducing opportunities for international cooperation and, to some extent, affecting consumer demand in Vietnam's key export markets. In this challenging landscape, An Cuong is required to navigate complexities with innovation, agility, and meticulous attention in all facets of its business operations. The Company is steadfast in its commitment to promptly adapt to the rapidly evolving external environment while rigorously aligning its strategies with its sustainable development objectives.
According to international organizations such as the OECD, IMF, and World Bank, the global economy in 2025 is anticipated to encounter various challenges while sustaining stable growth. Most forecasts indicate that global GDP will remain flat or slightly decrease compared to 2024, with no projections suggesting an increase. These organizations emphasize the importance of adopting flexible economic policies and fostering international cooperation to address risks such as geopolitical instability, climate change, and inflationary pressures. Another significant risk to global growth and inflation in 2025 stems from uncertainty surrounding the tariffs of the Trump 2.0 administration. In 2025, Vietnam is projected to be one of the most attractive destinations on the global investment map, thanks to its favorable business environment and stable economic growth. Vietnam's GDP is forecasted to grow by 7-8% in 2025, while the Government is determined to achieve a growth rate of 10%. Strong growth momentum is driven by the promotion of the private sector, decisive administrative reforms, increased public investment, and a focus on key industries such as high technology and export manufacturing. Additionally, Vietnam continues to
Business Plan 2025
1.7%
4,046.8 Net Revenue VNDbn
Growth of net revenue
7.2% Growth of NPAT
450.2
NPAT VNDbn
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