The conference brought together more than 500 global investors, corporate leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping Vietnam's next phase of growth.

This year's theme is "Resilience in Chaos", it is a fitting description of the world we operate in today. Tariffs are being rewritten, supply chains redrawn, and conflict in the Middle East is once again moving energy markets. Volatility is no longer the exception - it is the backdrop.

The Vietcombank delegation attending the conference was led by Mr. Do Viet Hung – Member of the Board of Directors, along with representatives from the Investor Relations of the Strategic Department and the Board of Directors' Secretary.

Within the framework of the Conference, the Vietcombank delegation held 1-on-1 r group meetings with more than 40 domestic and foreign investment funds.

At each dialogue session, VCB representatives presented the firm’s Q1 2026 business results, vision and strategy, and then answered investors' questions on macroeconomic, the banking industry, and Vietcombank (growth situation, asset quality, and profitability, etc.).

Through these meetings, the Vietcombank delegation provided investors with comprehensive and up-to-date information on issues of interest to them regarding macroeconomic, the banking industry, and Vietcombank (growth situation, asset quality, and profitability...). The Vietcombank delegation also emphasized the development potential of the financial and banking market in Vietnam; Vietcombank's strengths in business operations as well as its leading position in the market, thereby helping investors see attractive investment opportunities in VCB shares, and opening up opportunities for business cooperation in general.

Vietcombank’s Q1.2026 results:

At the end of Q1/2026, VCB continued to maintain its position as the leading bank in Vietnam. Pre-tax profit reached VND 11,803 billion, up approximately 9% year-on-year, the highest in the market. The NPL ratio stood at 0.99%, the lowest among all 22 listed banks in Vietnam and well below the system average of 2.49%. The loan-loss coverage ratio stands at approximately 178%, the highest in the system.

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