Nam Long named among top 4 most valuable real estate brands in Vietnam 2025

In its newly released report, Brand Finance, the world's leading brand valuation and ranking organization, announced its list of the 100 most valuable Vietnamese brands in 2025. Among the top players in the real estate sector are giants such as Vinhomes and Masterise Group. Nam Long secured a place in the Top 4, reinforcing its position as one of the most valuable real estate brands in the country.

This marks the fifth time Nam Long has been honored by Brand Finance and the fourth consecutive year it has remained in the industry's top tier. This achievement underscores not only the company's robust financial capacity but also its 30-year commitment to an integrated urban development strategy.

Nam Long has been honored by Brand Finance five times and has remained in the industry’s top tier for four consecutive years. Photo courtesy of Nam Long

Following a period of subdued real estate market conditions, Nam Long recorded net revenue of VND7.196 trillion (US$272.83 million) in 2024, a 126% increase compared to 2023 and the highest level in five years. Net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company reached VND518 billion, exceeding its target. The company maintained strong momentum in the first half of 2025, with net revenue reaching VND2.064 trillion and net profit at VND208 billion, marking year-on-year increases of four and three times, respectively.

The driver behind these consistent results lies in large-scale projects such as Waterpoint (Long An), Izumi City (Dong Nai), Mizuki Park (HCMC), and Akari City (HCMC). To date, Nam Long has delivered more than 25,000 housing units. Each project goes beyond just providing homes; it also creates a complete community ecosystem, from education and healthcare to retail and F&B, offering residents a holistic living environment.

From affordable EHome apartments and mid-range Flora developments to high-end Valora properties, Nam Long has consistently adhered to its philosophy of delivering real value to customers. This approach has helped build trust and maintain brand value, even during volatile market periods.

Ranking of the most valuable real estate brands in Vietnam. Photo courtesy of Brand Finance

Looking ahead to the 2025–2030 period, Nam Long aims to become the leading and most innovative integrated real estate group in Vietnam and the region. Its strategy is built around three pillars: expanding its land bank, developing integrated urban areas, and strengthening its sustainable brand. The company currently owns and develops nearly 700 hectares of land, concentrated in HCMC, Dong Nai, Long An, and Can Tho, with further expansion underway in the north with a project in Hai Phong.

Nam Long continues to strengthen strategic partnerships with international corporations, particularly its two Japanese partners, Hankyu Hanshin Properties and Nishi-Nippon Railroad, with which it has collaborated on over 10 projects. New developments such as Nam Long Dai Phuoc (Dong Nai), Nam Long II Central Lake (Can Tho), and Izumi City are underway, ensuring long-term growth momentum.

Nam Long's Waterpoint. Photo courtesy of Nam Long

On the branding front, Nam Long pursues its mission: "Together creating living environments and valuable products for the community." This is reflected in the group's integration of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) into its strategies and operations. Highlights include the Swing for Dreams scholarship program (celebrating 15 consecutive years), the development of EHomeS social housing, community activities at the Vietnam-Japan Cultural Village within the Waterpoint township, and a strong focus on green spaces, landscapes, and sustainable living environments.

"New challenges bring new opportunities, yet our purpose remains unchanged: all of Nam Long's efforts and dedication are for the company's sustainable development, so that we can deliver enduring benefits and real value for shareholders, strategic partners, employees, and the broader community," said Lucas Ignatius Loh Jen Yuh, CEO of Nam Long Group.