Vietnam sets 65% state ownership floor for major banks
By The BriefBrief
Vietnam set a 65% minimum state ownership level for major banks as part of a broader programme to restructure state capital in major enterprises and banks. The government also plans to retain full ownership of major energy groups and existing stakes in other companies deemed strategically important through 2030, according to a statement on its website.
WHO:Vietnam’s government
WHAT:set a 65% state ownership floor for major banks and said it would retain full ownership of major energy groups and existing stakes in other strategically important enterprises through 2030
WHEN:Reported Oct 28, 2026 at 11:58 PM ET
WHERE:Vietnam
WHY:The ownership changes are part of a broader programme to restructure state capital in major enterprises and banks.
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