Revenues were up 17% to a record VND62.26 trillion.
It sold over three million tons of fertilizers, 3,700 car tires, 2,300 million kilowatt-hours of batteries, 280,000 tons of cleaning liquids, and other products.
Its foreign trade rose by 15% to over $780 million.
The prices of fertilizers like DAP and urea went up to record levels of $1,000 per ton and $900 in Asia last year, the company said.
Vietcombank Securities analysts forecast demand for chemicals to rise this year in China, Japan and South Korea for use in semiconductor production.