VinFast's Market Debut Turns Sour as Shares Plummet, Costing Vietnam Tycoon Billions
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Markets Insider
VinFast, the Vietnamese electric carmaker, experienced a spectacular market debut in New York, reaching a value of $85 billion. However, the company has since seen a significant decline in its share value, losing almost half of its initial worth. This has also resulted in a substantial decrease in the net worth of VinFast's owner, Pham Nhat Vuong. Despite the setback, Vuong remains Vietnam's richest person. VinFast is yet to turn a profit and has faced criticism for its initial vehicle shipments to the US.