Q4 Revenue Up 47%, Vietjet Grows Strongly, Expands International Network in 2025

(Vietjet, HoChiMinh City, January 31, 2026) - Vietjet Aviation Joint Stock Company (HOSE: VJC) has announced its business results, recording an increase in revenue and profit in Q4 and the full year of 2025, affirming its flexible and effective operational capacity. This serves as the foundation for Vietjet to enter 2026 with breakthrough global strategies.

Effective operations, profit maintains sustainable growth momentum

According to the financial statements, in Q4/2025, revenue of Vietjet's Parent Company reached VND 29.035 trillion (approx. US$1.11 billion), an YoY increase of 47% while cumulative revenue for the whole year was VND 81.426 trillion (approx. US$3.13 billion), up by 14% YoY. The Parent Company's gross profit for the year was reported at VND 8.213 trillion (approx. US$316.2 million) thanks to the expansion of the flight network and lower fuel costs over last year’s.

Pre-tax profit of the Parent Company and consolidated pre-tax profit in Q4/2025 reached VND 475 billion (approx. US$18.29 million) and VND 579 billion (approx. US$22.3 million) respectively, rocketing by 93.4% and 436% YoY.

For the full year, the Parent Company's pre-tax and post-tax profit was recorded at VND 2.462 trillion (approx. US$94.7 million) and VND 1.968 trillion (approx. US$7.5 million), up 40.8% and 51.1% YoY, exceeding 121% of the 2025 plan.

In 2025, consolidated revenue reached VND 82.093 trillion (approx. US$3.16 billion), an increase of 14% YoY. Consolidated pre-tax and post-tax profit was reported at VND 2.630 trillion (approx. US$101.3 million)and VND 2.123 trillion (approx. US$81.7 million), growing by 44.3% and 51.2% while exceeding 120% of the annual plan.

As of December 31, 2025, Vietjet's total assets reached VND 139.459 trillion (approx. US$5.37 billion), the net debt/equity ratio was at 2.25 times and the liquidity ratio was 1.53 times, securing leading rates in the aviation industry.

In 2025, Vietjet successfully issued 50 million shares, increasing equity by VND 5 trillion (approx. US$192.6 million), contributing to enhancing business performance in the future.

During the year, Vietjet paid a total of VND 10.537 trillion (approx. US$405.9 million) of direct and indirect taxes and fees.

Expanding flight network, leading growth

In Q4/2025, Vietjet transported more than 6.7 million passengers on 36,100 flights. For the full year, the airline transported 28.2 million passengers on 153,000 flights, witnessing a growth of 9% and 11.2% YoY respectively. Total cargo volume transported was reported at113,923 tons.

To date, Vietjet continues to maintain its leading position in the domestic and international markets in terms of passenger volume.

In 2025, the airline operated a total of 254 routes, including 52 domestic and 202 international routes, while opening 22 new routes to Central Asia and China.

Expanding international cooperation, investing in fleet, ground and technical services

Q4/2025 marked many important steps in the airline's long-term investment strategy. The airline received a total of 22 new aircraft, the largest fleet expansion since its establishment.

During the year, the airline signed a contract to buy 100 A321neo aircraft from Airbus; and another with Rolls-Royce for 92 Trent 7000 engines with maintenance services worth of USD 3.8 billion.

In December, Thai Vietjet received new Boeing aircraft, managing to increase the scale of the entire system's fleet ahead of 2026.

Along with fleet development, Vietjet continues to invest in high-quality human resources through signing international standard pilot training cooperation.

In 2025, Vietjet Aviation Academy (VJAA) trained more than 162,000 trainees with 15,198 courses; proactively training pilots, technical staff, ground operations staff and other professional positions to meet the increasing human resource demand of the airline and the aviation industry.

At Long Thanh International Airport, the airline marked the milestone of topping out the international standard technical hangar project and the first commercial flight to the new airport.

Diversifying customer experience at Tan Son Nhat

Constantly innovating, Vietjet continuously introduced advanced products and utilities such as Business ticket class, SkyJoy membership program, in-flight shopping services, along with digital solutions such as multi-channel booking and payment, and AI assistant Amy. The airline also brought about programs rich in local cultures on special holidays such as Chuseok (Korea), Holi, Diwali (India) or Mid-Autumn Festival in Northeast Asia.

In Q4/2025, at Tan Son Nhat - the airport with the largest traffic in the country, Vietjet handled its own ground services for all domestic and international flights instead of outsourcing. Self-serving ground services at the two largest airports in the country helped increase the on-time performance rate and service quality.

At the same time, the airline expanded the domestic check-in area, while promoting the application of technology in operations: real-time flight operation monitoring, vehicle coordination, data management and implementation of biometrics – electronic identification.

Vietjet was honored by Airline Ratings (the world's leading prestigious organization in evaluating aviation safety and quality) to be among Top 10 safest airlines in the world 2025 and Best Ultra Low-Cost Airline while also won the Sustainability Award 2025.

Vietjet was also honored by World Travel Awards as Asia's leading airline in Customer Experience, voted by Brand Finance in the Top most valuable airline brands in ASEAN 2025, Top 50 best listed companies in Vietnam 2025 by Forbes, and the Best Place to Work in Asia 2025 by HR Asia Magazine.

In addition, Vietjet was also granted the Gold award at the ESG Transport Sustainability Award in 2025.

Confidently entering 2026

With strong business growth, an expanded fleet, deep international cooperation and consolidated operational capacity, Vietjet enters 2026 with a solid foundation to continue pursuing a strategy of sustainable growth and global expansion.