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Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to VinFast Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Q&A webcast. [Operator Instructions] Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded.

I'd now like to hand the conference over to your first speaker today, Ms. Amandae Baey, Vice President of Investor Relations. Please go ahead, ma'am.

Thank you, operator, and good morning, everyone. Welcome to VinFast Second Quarter 2026 Earnings Call. Please note that today's call will include forward-looking statements under U.S. federal securities law. These statements reflect our current views on future events, financial operational performance and other matters that might involve risks and uncertainties.

Before we begin, I would like to introduce today's speakers in light of our recent leadership changes. Joining me is our Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh, who was appointed CEO on September 12 after serving in several key leadership roles at VinFast. Also on today's call are our Chief Financial Officer, Ms. Lan Anh Nguyen; and our Chief Investment Officer, Mr. Chien Nguyen. The management team has worked closely together over the past few years, providing continuity as we execute on VinFast's next phase of growth and profitability.

With that, I would like to invite our CEO and Chairman, Mr. Quan Anh, to begin the management remarks.

Hello, everyone. Since our last earnings call, VinFast has continued to build significant momentum across our business. We have expanded our product and technology road map, debuted next-gen platform models with in-house developed driver assistance technologies, launched our e-scooter business overseas and taken important steps to support our long-term financial profile.

We announced VinFast participation in the Investors consortium developing the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area Project, where we now hold through Ngoc Hoi a 20% economic interest. Our participation in the group's connected urban ecosystem creates another avenue to support VinFast long-term development while complementing our core mobility strategy.

In quarter 2 2026, VinFast delivered 70,085 electric 4-wheelers, up 20% quarter-over-quarter and 96% year-over-year. We also delivered 286,000 electric 2-wheelers, up 100% quarter-over-quarter and 311% year-over-year. First half of 2026 deliveries totaled 128,662 electric 4-wheelers and 429,175 electric 2-wheelers. Nearly a decade since our founding, we have cumulatively delivered over 500,000 4-wheelers and 1 million 2-wheelers, establishing an increasingly diversified presence globally.

Today's progress validates investment in our products, manufacturing capabilities, technology and ecosystem. Looking ahead, our priorities are clear: ramp up production at our international factories, broaden our product portfolio, advance our autonomous driving capabilities and expand into new markets alongside Green SM. In parallel, we remain focused on strengthening our aftersales network and service quality to our growing customer base. Together, these initiatives are designed to support sustainable volume growth, improve operating leverage and advance our path to profitability. VinFast now operates in 15 countries. We continue to evaluate additional opportunities where we see structural tailwinds for adoption of electric smart mobility solutions and a viable path to scale.

With that, I will turn it over to Chien to walk through the key business updates.

Thank you. Indeed, the last few months have marked exciting progresses across both our product road map and technology capabilities, demonstrating our continued focus on innovation while executing our strategic priorities. A key highlight was the launch of the VF Wild REEV, the newest addition to our product portfolio and an important milestone for the company. Be on VinFast's next-generation large vehicle platform, the VF Wild combines the smooth responsive driving experience of an electric vehicle with the practicality of an extended range technology, delivering over 1,000 kilometers of total driving range while remaining fundamentally electric in how it performs.

Our first range-extended electric vehicle, the VF Wild expands our addressable market and give customers greater confidence and flexibility, particularly in segments where long distance capability is highly valued. The VF Wild is now available in Vietnam, and we expect to bring it to international market next year. Equally important with the start of production of the all-new VF 8, the first commercial deployment of our in-house driver-assistance technology. It carries a novel ADAS Level 2 suite covering active safety, warning and detection, intelligent driving assistance and parking as well as several smart services.

We used to license the technologies and now we develop these capabilities in-house at a fraction of the previous cost. More importantly, this creates a scalable technology foundation that paves the way for future model launches.

Speaking of ADAS and autonomous driving, we showcased our latest robotaxi prototypes during the Vingroup investor tour 2026 earlier this month. Recent improvements included smoother acceleration and braking, more natural cornering and vehicle-following behavior and an overall more refined driving experience. We are also continuing to improve our navigation on autopilot capabilities with particular emphasis on driving quality, predictability, the passenger comfort. In parallel with technology development, we are working with the relevant authorities on regulatory framework, safety standard and training protocols. Together, these developments reflect the rapid progress we are making toward our planned pilot of 200 Level 4 robotaxi at Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio in late 2027.

Turning to key market updates, starting with Vietnam, where VinFast has maintained the #1 position for 22 consecutive months since September 2024. As of June 30, our share of the overall Vietnam automotive market was approximately 38%. During the quarter, we launched the all-new VF 8 as well as the VF 2, our most compact passenger vehicle model. Initial customer response was strong, preorder of more than 28,700 VF 2 within the first three days and more than 12,700 VF 8 within the first eight days of launch. Our 2-wheeler business also continued to scale, reinforcing VinFast's position as the #2 player and further narrowing the gap with the market leader. We also produced our 1 millionth electric 2-wheeler since inception, an important milestone for the business we launched nearly eight years ago. Our latest models incorporate dual removable batteries, giving customers the flexibility to charge at home or use battery swapping infrastructure. In parallel, V-Green continued to expand its battery swapping network across the country.

Now moving on to our international market. In Southeast Asia, one of our key priorities this quarter was the expansion of our electric 2-wheeler business in Indonesia and the Philippines. We opened 20 new electric 2-wheeler dealerships across Indonesia and 21 new electric 2-wheeler dealerships across the Philippines. We are also introducing three battery swapping models supporting by a battery subscription program. The opportunity is significant because 2-wheeler population in both countries are substantially larger than the passenger vehicle market. V-Green battery swapping and subscription model is designed to reduce upfront ownership cost while addressing charging inconvenience, three important considerations for mass market adoption. In 4-wheelers, B2B fleet sales continue to play an important role in building vehicle visibility and utilization. In the Philippines, the VF 3 is being piloted as police patrol vehicles in Manila. In Indonesia, we secured a wholesale order from the Bogor Regency Government, making further progress in the public sector fleet segment.

Turning to India. Effective July 1, we implemented a second 5% price increase on the VF 6 and VF 7, reflecting our disciplined approach to pricing as the business scales. We also expanded our product offering with the launch of the 7-seater MPV 7, followed by the soft launch of the Limo Green taxi variant in India. At the end of the quarter, VinFast ranked as the #1 BEV brand in the Philippines, #5 in India and #8 in Indonesia. Overall, during the quarter, 11% of our EV deliveries were to international market, the Limo Green accounted for 23% of deliveries. The VF 8 overall during the quarter, 11% of our EV deliveries were to international markets. The Limo Green accounted for 23% of deliveries. And the VF 3 and VF 5 collectively accounted for 38% of deliveries. Electric 4-wheeler deliveries to related party accounted for approximately 6% and electric 2-wheeler deliveries to related party accounted for approximately 4% during the quarter.

Finally, I would like to provide an update on GSM international expansion. As we have discussed previously, GSM can serve as an important market development channel for VinFast. By introducing VinFast vehicles through mobility services, GSM can build vehicle exposure, generate real-world usage data and help us assess customer behavior before we commit to a broader commercial presence. GSM is now operating in Kazakhstan, Denmark and the Netherlands and most recently in the U.S. with additional markets are expected to follow. GSM presence provides opportunities for customers to experience VinFast vehicles directly while giving us additional insight into local operating conditions and customer preference. This is another example of how the broader VinFast ecosystem can support disciplined international expansion and help us evaluate new market before scaling investment.

With that, I'll hand over the call to Lan Anh to review our financial results.

Thank you, Chien. Before I walk through the details, let me briefly frame the quarter and the second half outlook. We delivered strong revenue growth as vehicle volumes continued to scale, while profitability remained affected by several factors, including revenue deferrals, continued investment in our next-generation product and technology platforms and the transition to our asset-light manufacturing model in Vietnam.

Following the restructuring of our Vietnam manufacturing operations, the disclosed manufacturing operations have been classified as discontinued operations, while the businesses and activities that remain with VinFast are presented as continuing operations. Accordingly, our prior period income statements have been recast to present the results of these operations separately from continuing operations. We believe this provides a clearer view of the underlying performance and financial profile of VinFast following the restructuring. Please refer to the Form 6-K filed this morning for additional details.

Strategically, the transaction was designed to create a more capital-efficient operating model while preserving long-term assets to our manufacturing capacity. Over time, we expect the new structure to reduce the fixed cost and capital burden associated with owning manufacturing assets, including plant level depreciation fixed operating costs and financing-related expenses and to allow VinFast to direct more of its capital towards product development, technology, commercial expansion and the broader electric mobility platform.

Turning to this quarter's results. Revenue for the second quarter of 2026 grew 32.9% quarter-over-quarter and 85.5% year-over-year to USD 1.2 billion. We recorded a revenue deduction of approximately USD 88 million this quarter related to the extended free charging program sponsored by Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong, which is accounted for a deemed contribution from the owner and a deduction from revenue. Excluding this impact, our revenue would have been USD 1.3 billion.

Gross margin was negative 62.8% compared with negative 21.8% in the same period last year. Gross margin was significantly affected by, firstly, the recognition of cost of goods sold associated with certain vehicle sales for which revenue recognition has been deferred, which accounted for approximately 15% of cost of goods sold for the quarter; and secondly, additional expenses related to the extended free charging program sponsored by Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong. Excluding the impact of the extended free charging program, revenue deferrals and NRV adjustments, our underlying gross margin would have been negative 28.7%.

Moving to operating expenses. R&D expenses were USD 154 million an increase of 52.8% quarter-over-quarter and 65.9% year-over-year. This primarily reflects the run-off of vehicles based on our next-generation vehicle platform, E/E 2.0 architecture and ADAS technologies. R&D represented 12.8% of revenue for the quarter, slightly lower than the same period last year. SG&A expenses were USD 209 million, an increase of 116.9% quarter-over-quarter and 59.4% year-over-year. This increase was primarily related to the sales programs and incentives for vehicles delivered in certain overseas markets where revenue had not yet been recognized. As a result, these costs were recorded as a selling expenses rather than a deduction of revenue as they would have been if the revenue had been recognized. SG&A represented 17.3% of the revenue for the quarter compared with 20.2% in the same period last year. CapEx was USD 233 million, an increase of 18.2% quarter-over-quarter and 11% year-over-year, primarily reflecting the expansion of our India and Indonesia manufacturing facilities as well as spending in our Vietnam factory prior to the spin-off. These investments are targeted towards markets where we see the opportunity to build meaningful local scale and improve the economics of our international operations through greater localization.

Adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter of 2026 was negative USD 1.1 billion compared with negative USD 728 million in the first quarter of 2026 and negative USD 362 million in the second quarter of 2025. The increase in the adjusted EBITDA loss was primarily driven by the extended free charging program, revenue deferrals and related sales programs and incentives in certain overseas markets. Excluding these items, along with the NRV adjustments, adjusted EBITDA would have been negative USD 678 million with an adjusted EBITDA margin of negative 53.2% compared with negative 37.3% in the first quarter of 2026 and negative 44.3% in the same period last year. The lower adjusted margin was primarily the result of continued investment in R&D for our next generation of vehicles, which we expect to moderate over the medium to long term.

Net loss from continuing operations was approximately USD 1.2 billion, representing a net loss margin of 102.8% compared with 92.1% in the Q1 2026 and 83.7% in the same period last year. Excluding the impact of the extended free charging program, revenue deferrals related sales programs and incentives in certain overseas markets and NRV adjustments, the net loss margin from continuing operations was 61.4% compared with 47% in the Q1 2026 and 72.3% in the same period last year.

Net income from discontinued operations was approximately USD 1.2 billion, comprising a gain on disposal of USD 1.5 billion net of tax, partially offset by losses from discontinued operations of USD 285 million prior to the disposal date. Total net loss for the second quarter was USD 56 million, representing a net margin of 4.7%.

Total liquidity as of 30 of June 2026 stood at USD 2.3 billion, including the remaining funding commitment from Vingroup and VinFast founder, ELOC facility, which remains available until 1st of November 2026, cash and cash equivalents.

Now I would like to address our recent real estate investment and places in the context of the broader changes we have made to VinFast's long-term strategy and financial outlook. Over the past several quarters, we have taken a number of steps intended to strengthen VinFast's long-term financial profile. The structuring of our Vietnam manufacturing operations reduced the capital intensity of the business, while we are participant in the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area Project represents a unique investment opportunity to add a complementary earnings and cash flow stream alongside our electric mobility operations. These actions share a common objective to create a stronger and more resilient financial foundation from which we can continue investing in VinFast's long-term growth.

The EV business remains our core strategic focus. We continue to invest in our product portfolio, technology, international expansion and the broader electric mobility ecosystem. At the same time, real estate investment is strategically relevant to that ecosystem rather than separate from it. VinFast and the green mobility ecosystem have already established a platform spanning electric vehicles, ride-hailing services and charging infrastructure. As that ecosystem expands, real estate creates an opportunity for VinFast to participate more directly in the development of the smart connected urban environment in which electric mobility will increasingly operate.

The investment also offers an attractive financial profile. We expect the project to become an additional source of earnings and cash distributions with contributions increasing from 2027, subject to project execution and sales progress. This provides VinFast with additional source of internally generated capital that can support continued investment in our core mobility business and reduce our reliance on external funding over time.

Importantly, these changes should be viewed together. The asset-light manufacturing structure reduce the fixed cost and capital burdens of the core business, while the Real Estate segment strengthens consolidated earnings and cash generation. Our objective is, therefore, not simply to grow revenue, but to build a business with a stronger balance between growth, capital efficiency and financial sustainability. We believe the steps that we are taking today are put VinFast in a significantly stronger position for the next phase of development of our electric mobility platform.

Operator, let's open the call for Q&A.

[Operator Instructions] I'll now pass it over to Amandae for questions coming through the webcast.

Thank you, operator. We have the first question from the webcast regarding VinFast's long-term strategy. How do the recent changes to VinFast operating model and investment plans fit into your overall key priorities over the next 12 to 24 months and the longer-term strategy?

We'll let our CEO, Mr. Quan Anh, take this question. Quan Anh, please.

Over the next 18 to 24 months, our focus is on translating the scale we have built on a stronger and more sustainable economical model. First, we will continue to scale our core automotive business while maintaining capital discipline. We will prioritize markets where we see a strong consumer demand, opportunities for localization and the support from our broader ecosystem.

Second, improving our profitability remains a key priority. We are pursuing this through a continued vehicle cost reduction, a more asset-light manufacturing model in Vietnam and the contribution from our real estate segment, which is expected to support EBITDA and the cash generation.

Third but not least, technology and product innovation remain essential to our long-term competitiveness. We will introduce vehicle based on our next-generation platform and E/E 2.0 architecture, continue advancing our ADAS capabilities and expand our product portfolio across passenger vehicles and electric 2-wheelers. Together, these priorities are designed to support sustainable growth, strengthen our financial position and advance our path to profitability.

Thank you, Quan Anh. We have the next question on the line regarding our second half delivery ramp. Can you walk us through the key volume drivers that give you confidence in this year's guidance, including the contribution from new models versus existing models and Vietnam versus international markets?

Lan Anh, would you like to take this?

Okay. So in the first half of 2026, we delivered around 43% of the -- our full year target. We expect our growth in the second half in this year to be supported by the launch of the new models and typical seasonality as the vehicle purchases tend to accelerate towards the year-end across the many Asian markets. As you remember that in 2025, approximately 63% of our full year sales were generated in the second half.

So if we break by model, the growing contribution from new models, including the Limo Green, the MPV 7, which are expected to account for around 35% of the sales in 2026 and the all-new VF 8 and VF 2 are also expected to support growth in the remainder of the year. New VF 8 received about 12,700 preorders in eight days, while the VF 2 received about 28,700 preorders with more new generation models launching from Q3.

For Vietnam, Vietnam remains the core market expected to contribute more than 75% of our guidance of the 300,000 EV target with the 154,073 EVs delivered in the first eight months of this year. VinFast has been the #1 OEM in Vietnam since September 2024. Internationally, VinFast has continued to scale rapidly. In the Philippines, sales grew more than 300% year-over-year, making VinFast to be the #1 BEV brand by Q2 2026, while India is also showing strong demand with over 3,000 units sold in the Q2 2026. And supported by the continued showroom expansion, particularly in the international markets with the dealership network. We have the -- like for the dealers showrooms in India, we have the 58 showrooms, 34 showrooms in the Philippines and 38 showrooms in Indonesia.

Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question on the line is regarding our manufacturing. Internalization and increased vertical integration technology and production capabilities has been very important for VinFast's growth story in recent years. How does the disposal of Vietnam's manufacturing assets contradict that policy?

Chien, would you take this, please?

So thank you for the questions, right? So we see the transaction as a change in how we deploy capital. Moving to an asset-light manufacturing model allow us to allocate more capital to technology, product and international expansion while maintaining control over the capabilities that are critical to our long-term competitiveness.

What we have built in-house that differentiate VinFast is our core capability in product design, R&D, technology, IP brand, sales and aftersales, and these capabilities will remain fully within the company. Future will continue to manufacture VinFast branded vehicles under our long-term manufacturing agreements based on our design specifications and quality standards.

We also continue to lead new material optimization and supply chain management while retaining long-term access to manufacturing capacity. So we continue to own and operate our plant in India and Indonesia, supporting local production and our international ambition.

Thank you, Chien. The next question on the line is regarding our real estate investment. How does the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area smart city development create commercial opportunities for VinFast core EV business? And how is VinFast going to ensure that future capital allocation remains consistent with the funding needs and profitability goals for the core EV business? Chien?

So the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area was built on smart mobility ecosystem that we already have in place. So through our 20% economic interest, VinFast can also participate in the value created by the broader urban development.

With Vinhomes leading the projects, we expect our participation to generate additional earnings and cash distribution that can support continued investment into our core EV business. Our priority remains unchanged to build a sustainably profitable EV business, and we will focus capital where we have a very clear competitive advantage and the pace expansion to protect funding for our core priorities.

There's a follow-up question on this topic. Just to clarify, what is VinFast strategy after the transaction? And upon completion of this, does VinFast still intend to position itself as an auto company with an additional real estate business? Or is it transitioning to become a more diversified conglomerate. Chien?

So definitely, we are still an EV company. The transaction does provide VinFast with a unique opportunity through the Vingroup ecosystem, and it reflects the continued support by the founder and major shareholder, Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong. The project is expected to generate substantial profit and recurring cash flows, helping offset ongoing EV business losses and strengthening VinFast's financial position and diversify source of debt repayment. The direct participation as a project developer give us greater control and involvement throughout the whole project life cycle, and it allows the company to create and capture a greater share of the value generated.

So the strategic location of the project and the significant scale that it offers provide us the opportunity to integrate our EV and green mobility ecosystem from a very early planning stage. And this is in line with global trend towards connected mobility, connected infrastructure and smart urban development. So over the long term, electric vehicle business will continue to be the cost business, and it will be the key growth driver for the company.

The next question on the line is regarding, does VinFast have any update on your breakeven time line? Lan Anh?

Yes. There is no change in our breakeven plan. We remain committed to reaching EBITDA breakeven in the medium term with Vietnam expected to be the first market to get there. Our path is supported by several levers like -- the first one called the BOM optimization, our most important structural driver. BOM cost for the VF 6 and fell by more than 20% in 2025. And we expect an average further reduction of around 10% to 15% over 2026 to 2027 as our new platforms and E/E 2.0 architecture scale up. The all new VF 8 shows this in practice is priced 20% to 30% below the previous VF 8, while the offering more advanced technology, including our new E/E 2.0 architecture, faster over-the-air update and upgrade ADAS features.

The second like scale, higher volumes spread fixed costs and SG&A over more vehicles, while R&D as a share of revenue declines as our platforms are shared across more models. Another one like a leaner cost and capital structure. The asset-light model reduce our finance costs and CapEx intensity. So we can focus capital on product, technology and international growth.

And the last one, the update for like a real estate contribution as for the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area like Chien just mentioned. This is a project to -- like is expected to bring additional earnings and cash flow from 2027 which should like our path to breakeven smoother.

Thank you, Lan Anh. And that's it from the questions online. Operator, we can turn it over for live Q&A.

Thank you. We will now proceed to take the first phone question from the line of Jesse Sobelson from U.S. Bank BTIG.

I'm just curious on liquidity at the moment. I believe some of the contracts are looking at expiry toward the end of the year. But I'm also aware that there were some substantial commitments added this quarter to help fund the transactions that you reported. Can you just walk us through the plan on what liquidity looks like in the second half of this year once these contracts fall off?

Jesse, can you hear us?

Can you hear me now?

Yes, we can hear you.

Apologies. I apologize for that. So I'm curious just on the liquidity position here. I know that there are some substantial contributions in the quarter from related parties to help support the transaction of buying this real estate and I think stadium development. But I'm just curious, can we talk about the plan for these contracts and towards the end of the year, what the ideas are with maintaining liquidity on a go-forward basis?

Thank you for your question. Now as we just mentioned, that the total liquidity as of the June 30, 2026, around USD 2.3 billion, of which we have the -- like Yorkville will be available of around USD 968 million. And also we have the -- from the commitment from Chairman, the VinFast, Vingroup founder and the commitment support from the Vingroup around near like USD 1 billion. And we have the cash and cash equivalent of around USD 281 million. So for the liquidity beyond the support from the founder from Vingroup and we also like have the estate project like Chien, our CIO just mentioned, that contribute for the cash generation in the coming time also.

Right. But everything there, except for the cash and equivalents on the balance sheet expires before year-end 2026. It expires in the next two to three months. So is the plan to expand those contracts? Or are you looking at alternative funding sources?

Yes. So basically, the idea is that we have certain contracts expiring, and we are exploring opportunities in the market. With the strong relationships we have with various international bank lenders and investors, we'll be in a position to announce something in the coming months. But as Lan Anh just mentioned, we do expect strong cash generation and inflows coming from our real estate business segment, and that will be a strong reinforcement into the company's liquidity position.

Is the cash flows from the real estate enough to be able to entirely support the current cash burn from the business?

Based on our projection, yes. It's more a matter of timing. So probably you will be able to see the impact of it more immediately in the coming quarters. I hope that addresses your question.

We will now take our next question. And our next question comes from Andres Sheppard from Cantor Fitzgerald.

This is Peter on for Andres. Congrats on the quarter. First, can you please give us an update on autonomy, robotaxis and humanoids? What are some of the key KPIs and key catalysts that investors should be aware of?

So autonomy is always the most important happening at VinFast, right? So as I mentioned during the presentation earlier, we showcased our new prototypes for robotaxi earlier this month at the group investor tour, and this one included various new functions compared to the one that we introduced last year. Very proud to say that other than camera vision perception, now we work on a variety of other technology as well, including LiDAR, including radar, just to say. So for us, right, L4 is a future platform capability -- and it's not seen simply as a vehicle feature.

I think the critical enabler, something that we are working and focusing on a lot at the moment is data and continuous validation. And the access that we have to the fleet environment through GSM really help us accelerate that learning cycle. And as you know, right, we announced that next year, we'll have a mass-scale pilot about 20 different L4 robotaxi in the Vinhomes development in Vietnam. So that is truly something to look forward to.

About robotic, we have been working closely with a few robotic company within the ecosystem of Vingroup. And some of them already have working robots running in our main plant in Hai Phong, serving various different tasks. I think the aim is for us to continue implementing them and allow the robots to carry on more difficult complex procedures.

We'll now move to our next question. And our next question comes from Steve Silver from Argus Research.

I'm interested in the top 10 market position in Indonesia, considering it's a pretty competitive marketplace there. So combined with the successful rollout in Vietnam that's led to the leading market position there. I was hoping you could provide some color just on the drivers that are supporting the strong growth in Indonesia and perhaps any lessons learned along the way that you're applying to some of the earlier-stage growth markets for EVs?

Yes. Thank you. I think for us, Indonesia is very important because it's one of the top tier priority. And the early success that we have until now reflect the right decision to pick the focus market early on. Indonesia share a lot of similarity with Vietnam, big population, growing population and a significant portion of the population entering already in middle-income class and the country hugely tech savvy. And we really appreciate the fact that our vehicle has been well received by the local population. This is also a very competitive market in which we apply various I'd say, creative go-to-market strategy. So we're not only talking about -- we are not only talking about the taxi company, GSM or the charging company, V-Green that comes with us to the country. It is also about offering initiatives like free charging or battery subscription. So this is something -- this is quite unique to us and something that we're really proud of.

Our team also focused a lot of B2B and corporate fleet channels. For us, right, Indonesia represents big opportunity from both B2C and B2B point of view. And you probably know that this is also the country that we have the second widest product offering, including the VF 3, VF 5, VF 6, VF e34, VF 7 and most recently, the Limo Green and VF MPV 7. I think the biggest takeaway for us so far in Indonesia is that this is a country where we really need to be mindful not only about our capability, but also about the move of the direct competitors, right? And we are talking not only about the Chinese OEM, but also the likes of Tesla and the globally renowned OEMs as well. Yes. So I hope that addressed your question.

Yes. Appreciate the color. And best of luck for the second half of the year.

We will now proceed to take our next question from Brian Dobson from Clear Street LLC.

As you look around the globe at your various markets, which areas are you most excited for in terms of, I guess, organic growth and expansion over the next two years?

Thank you, Brian. So it's clear that our focus will continue to be Vietnam, Southeast Asia and India. So these are where the organic growth and accelerated adoption of EV will take place in the coming years, right? And whatever work -- good work that we've done so far, we need to work even harder and achieve more. This comes with more appropriate go-to-market strategy for each of them and then bring in better vehicle with better technology at lower pricing.

We are also exploring the possibility of going to a few other regions in the Americas, in Europe and further. And we probably will be in a better position to announce this in the coming quarter where things crystallize. But yes, that's something for you to look forward to.

There are no further questions from the phone lines at this time. I'll hand back to Amandae for webcast questions.

Thank you, operator. We'll continue with the questions from the webcast. The next question is regarding why did the long-term trade payables increase? Lan Anh?

Thank you for the long-term trade payable because we have the spin-off of VinFast trading production. So following the spin-off, the payable for the vehicle purchase from VinFast trading in production are recorded as a trade payable. These payables will have been eliminated upon consolidation had the restructuring not occurred.

Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question is regarding our strategy. Does VinFast or any of its subsidiaries, have the plan to expand into new business areas such as EPC contracting, metro, energy or steel projects?

So as I mentioned before, VinFast remains fully focused on EV as its core business. And the -- no project represents a unique strategic real estate opportunity to generate additional cash flow rather than a broader pivot into real estate. And we currently have no plan to expand into other business area.

Thank you, Chien. The next question is regarding the VFTP divestment. Who bears the underutilization risk after the transaction? If VinFast orders substantially fewer vehicles than VFTP's available capacity? Does VinFast have minimum volume guarantee related or other financial obligations?

So following the divestment, now VFTP bears the underutilization risk. And VFTP manufactures on a cost basis with the cost the goes to VinFast sales targets, the overrun kept and excess depreciation borne by VFTP, so underutilization risk sits largely with VFTP. VinFast has no minimum volume commitments, capacity guarantees or other financial obligations arising solely from the ordering below VFTP's available capacity. But because we are the long-term relationship partners and as VinFast continues to grow, we currently have no plans to reduce our orders from VFTP, which remains a key manufacturing partners alongside our facilities in our international markets.

The next question is regarding our expected CapEx for India, Indonesia. Lan Anh, would you like to take this?

Yes, okay. For the CapEx guidance, we don't like to provide the formal CapEx guidance. Directionally, CapEx is mainly for the capacity expansion of our Indonesia and India plants. The remaining CapEx is largely tied to growth initiatives and will be phased in line with the demand and funding. We will keep it flexible and disciplined. We do not like to disclose the plant level, utilization thresholds or manufacturing economics for individual facilities.

Thanks, Lan Anh. The next question is, is planning to bring -- is VinFast planning to enter Thailand and compete with the likes of BYD and GWM? There seems to be a big gap in the market for the electric 2-wheelers.

Okay. Thank you. So as you rightly say, right, there's a big market gap in electric motorcycles in the country. And for 2-wheelers, we are actually looking at other Southeast Asian markets, including Thailand and Malaysia. And for us, right, we look at factors, including EV adoption, competitive intensity, government policy, infrastructure and whether we have the right product and the right competitive edge for each of those countries. For 4-wheeler, right, probably that is the story further in the future. So we haven't got that plan yet. Our priority is really about execution in markets where we already have an established presence. And so for us, right, we remain disciplined and opportunistic for the Southeast Asian region.

Thank you, Chien. The next question is regarding the accounting treatment following the deconsolidation. Can you clarify the key accounting treatment for period up to Q2 2026 following the deconsolidation? Lan Anh?

Thank you. As explained and also mentioned in our 6-K, the disclosed manufacturing operations have been classified as a discontinued operations, while the businesses and activities that remain with us are presented as continuing operations. Costs identified that are borne by discontinued operations, primarily including warranty-related expenses. Interest on debt assuming by the buyer or required to be paid as a result of disposal has been allocated to discontinued operations.

So if you see for the balance sheet, the key balance sheet impact as of the 30th of June 2026, including lack of some key impact, total external borrowings reduced by USD 2.9 billion and the PP&E also reduced by USD 2.6 billion. The inventory also reduced by USD 1.1 billion.

Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question is regarding how we should think about the long-term split of deliveries from Asia versus non-Asian markets going forward. Chien?

Yes. Thank you. So by 2030, we still expect Asia to represent the substantial majority of VinFast's global deliveries, roughly 90% of the total, but the composition within Asia should become more diversified. Today, Vietnam is by far our largest market. Over time, we expect India, Indonesia and the Philippines and other Asian markets to become more meaningful contributor. India, in particular, is expected to develop into one of our largest market alongside Vietnam, while Southeast Asia continues to scale. The long-term plan, therefore, becomes much less dependent on a single geography, even though Asia remains the center of gravity. Other regions outside of Asia is to represent roughly 10% of deliveries by 2030, and we continue to see strategic opportunities in those markets. Our approach is still delivery more measures and focus on segments and products where we believe we have a competitive edge.

So the shift that we expect by 2030 is not necessarily Asia versus the rest of the world. It's really about Vietnam becoming a smaller share of the much larger and more diversified Asian business, while Americas, Europe is to provide additional source of growth over time.

Thank you, Chien. Operator, that concludes our call today.

Thank you. This concludes the webcast and conference call. Thank you for your participation. You may now disconnect your lines.

Welcome to the 2026 Annual General Meeting of VinFast Auto Limited. It is now 8:30 p.m. is on time on June 26, 2026, and the meeting will come to order. We are holding this meeting virtually because we believe our virtual meeting provides expanded access, improves communication, enables increased shareholder attendance and participation and provides cost savings for our shareholders and the company.

My name is Pham Nhat Quan Anh. In the capacity as Chairman, I will be presiding over this meeting. Pursuant to the Regulation 83 subsection 2 of the constitution of the company, the Chair has demanded for the resolutions being put to the vote of this Annual General Meeting be decided by way of home. This meeting is scheduled to last for 1 hour or less.

I would like to introduce some of the people virtually attending this Annual General Meeting. Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong, our Chief Executive Officer and Director; Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan Anh, our Chief Financial Officer and Director; Mr. Ling Chung Yee, Roy; Mr. Tham Chee Soon; and Ms. Nguyen Thi Van Trinh from our Board of Directors; Ms. Anne Pham, our Deputy CEO of Investment; Mr. Kevin Collins, our General Counsel; Mr. [ Philip Ling ] from Ernst & Young LLP; and Mr. [ Antonio Zhu ] from Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited, the company auditors.

We have adopted an agenda for our program this evening that is found on the virtual meeting portal that you have logged into. In accordance with the agenda, we will proceed as follows: First, we will conduct the official business of the 2026 Annual General Meeting. Following the presentation of the business of the Annual General Meeting, we will open the meeting to a question-and-answer session to address any questions received with respect to the business of the Annual General Meeting prior to the start of this meeting.

Second, and the conclusion of the official business to proceed to the vote on the discussed proposals.

Now I would like to invite Ms. Anne Pham to proceed with the business portion of this meeting.

Thank you, Mr. Quan Anh. We will now proceed to the business portion of this meeting. We have an affidavit from Continental Stock Transfer & Trust, our mailing agent, certifying that on or about June 10, 2026, each person whose name is entered into the registered members of the company as of the close of day being 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on May 29, 2026 has been mailed a notice of this Annual General Meeting. And each person who holds share of the company in street name as of whom as participants in the depository trust company as of the close of day being 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on May 29, 2026, has been mailed a notice of this Annual General Meeting.

The notice of Annual General Meeting contains instructions on how to access the proxy statement as well as our 2025 Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ending December 31, 2025, and our 2025 consolidated financial statements, which are reported and based under Singapore Financial Reporting Standards International and the Company's Act 1967 of Singapore for the financial year ended December 31, 2025, together with the Directors' statement and the Auditor's Report, have been made available online on the website stated therein and by furnishing a Form 6-K to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Continental Stock Transfer & Trust has examined the proxies received and reports that 2,290,881,053 votes or 97.92% of the total voting power entitled to vote at this meeting. Therefore a quorum is present, and this meeting may now proceed.

The company has appointed Mr. Stephen Jones on behalf of VinFast Auto Limited to serve as Inspector of Elections for this meeting. He has taken the oath of Inspector of Elections and will tabulate the results of the voting.

In order to facilitate the business of this meeting, we intend to [ carry ] to the following quarter of business. Each of the matters to be acted upon by the shareholders today will be presented in the order set forth in the proxy statement. The actual vote on each item will, however, be deferred until all of the matters directed upon have been presented.

Our Board of Directors recommends you vote for each of the ordinary resolutions tabled for approval at this meeting. Each of our Directors will, however, be abstaining from voting on the resolutions of the Compensation Committee and the Board in relation to the making of annual recommendation arm and approval of emoluments payable to themselves or himself individually. In accordance with the terms of the Compensation Committee Charter and the constitution of VinFast. Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong and Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh have also abstained from voting on resolution of the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee and the Board in relation to the making of any recommendation on and approval of Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh to reelection as a director.

I will now invite Ms. Nguyen Lan Anh to continue the next part of the meeting. Lan Anh, please?

Thank you, Anne. The first order of business is the proposal to asses the payment operative involvement for the financial year ending 31st of December 2027. This specific resolution is set forth in the Notice of the Annual Meeting and is further elevated after the proxy statement.

The second item of business is the proposal to reappoint Ernst & Young LLP and Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited as the company's auditors for the financial year ending 31 December 2026, and to optimize the latest to fix each of the remuneration. The specific resolution is set forth in the Notice of the Annual General Meeting and is further elevated upon the proxy statement.

The next one to be voted upon the receipt and adoption of the Director's statement and the consolidated financial statement prepared in performance of the provisions of Singapore Company Act 1967 and the Singapore Financial Reporting Standards for the financial year ended December 31, 2025, which we will refer to the 2025 SFRS Financial Statements, together with the Auditor's Report thereon. The specific resolution in set forth in the Notice of the Annual General Meeting and is further elevated upon the proxy segment.

The next order of the business as proposal to reelect Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh as Director. The specific resolution is set forth in the Notice of Annual General Meeting and is further elevated upon the proxy statement. Mr. Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh was officially appointed as a Director on November 20, 2025 and Chairman of the Board on May 21, 2026. If the resolution is to appropriate reelection as the Director is passed, he will also continue to serve as Chairman of the Board.

The final item to be vote upon this resolution regarding the Board's authority to issue company's share. The specific resolution is set forth in the Notice of the Annual General Meeting and is further elevated upon the proxy statement.

Since there are no other proposals for business to be transacted at this meeting, we will now proceed to answer questions from our shareholders that we have received on the virtual meeting portal prior to this meeting.

We have not received any questions from the shareholders.

Thank you, Lan Anh. We will now proceed to vote on the previously discussed proposals. It is now 8:41 PM Eastern Time and a poll for voting on each matter to be voted on at this time are now open as directed by Mr. Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh as our Chairperson.

Any shareholder who has voted may do so by clicking on the Voting button on the web portal and following the instructions there. Shareholders who have sent in proxies or voted via Internet do not need to take any further action. I will now pause.

[Voting]

Thank you. Now that everyone has had the opportunity to vote, it is now exactly 8:43 p.m. Eastern time and Mr. Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh as the Chairperson declares the calls for VinFast 2026 Annual General Meeting closed.

The results I am about to report are considered preliminary and are subject to final tabulation and the vindication by the Inspector of Election. On Resolution 1, preliminary results indicate that the shareholders are in favor of approving the payments of appraises involvement for the financial year ending December 31, 2027.

On Resolution 2, preliminary results indicate that the shareholders are further approving the reappointment of Ernst & Young LLP and Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited as auditors of the company for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2026, and also rising the Directors of the company to fix each of their remuneration.

On Resolution 3, preliminary results indicate that the shareholders are in favor of approving the receipt and adoption of the joint statement 2025 SFRS Financial Statements together with the Auditor's Report.

On Resolution 4, preliminary result indicate that the shareholders are in favor of approving the reelection of Mr. Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh as a Director, who is retiring in accordance with the Regulation 110 of the Constitution of the Company.

And the Resolution 5, our preliminary results indicate that the shareholders are in favor of approving regarding the Board's authority to issue company's share as of this point in the Notice of the General Annual General Meeting and we have been further elevated upon the proxy segment.

The final voting results of this Annual General Meeting will be disclosed in the current report on Form 6-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission at least after this Annual General Meeting.

Thank you all for coming. This concludes our 2026 Annual General Meeting.

Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to VinFast's First Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Q&A webcast. [Operator Instructions] Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded.

I'd now like to hand the conference over to your first speaker today, Ms. Amandae Baey, Vice President of Investor Relations. Please go ahead, ma'am.

Thank you, operator, and good morning, everyone. Welcome to VinFast First Quarter 2026 Earnings Call. Joining me today are Chairman of the Board, Mr. Pham Quan Anh; Deputy CEO of Investments, Ms. Anne Pham; and our CFO, Ms. Lan Anh Nguyen.

Before we begin this call, please note, today's call will include forward-looking statements under U.S. federal securities law. These statements reflect our current views of future events, financial operational performance and other matters that involve risks and uncertainties. These may cause actual results to differ materially. Please refer to our most recent filings with the SEC for a discussion of these risk factors. We will also reference certain non-GAAP financial measures and a reconciliation of these measures to GAAP figures, along with an explanation are included in our presentation issued earlier today.

With that, I would like to invite Mr. Quan Anh to begin with the management remarks.

Thank you, Amandae. I'm honored to assume the role of Chairman of Board of VinFast at an important stage in the company's development. I would also like to express [ Maxine ] appreciation to [ Madame ] for her leadership and contributions over the past several years. Under her leadership, VinFast successfully entered international markets and established the foundation for its global expansion helping bring the VinFast brand to customers around the world.

Today, VinFast enters its next phase for your stronger foundation, a growing global ecosystem and a clear long-term strategic direction. As the company continues its transition towards a more asset-light operating model, we remain focused on strengthening operational execution enhancing customer experience and advancing innovation in an era increasingly defined by software-defined mobility and autonomous technologies.

Together with our leadership team, employees, partners, dealers and customers, we remain committed to building a globally competitive mobility company positioned for sustainable long-term growth. I look forward to working closely with all stakeholders as VinFast continues its next chapter of development and global expansion.

Turning to recent developments in the global energy markets higher oil prices continue to reinforce a long-term case for electrification, particularly across import-dependent economies. In Asia, where many markets rely heavily on oil shipments through critical routes such as the Strait of Hormuz, recent price volatility has had an immediate impact. This has accelerated government policy support aimed at reducing fuel dependence and strengthening the energy security.

As a result, Southeast Asia and other emerging markets are increasingly leading global EV adoption trends. This structural shift is relating into tangible demand across VinFast core markets and align closely with the green mobility ecosystem. In Vietnam, VinFast recorded a new daily sales high of 3,520 EVs on March 28, alongside a record month for the E2W orders to stop and scale this momentum, VinFast has taken additional steps to strengthen its long-term operating model. These include a new strategic partnership with GSM and the spin-off of our Vietnam manufacturing assets. Together, the initiatives are expected to enhance financing flexibility and support the company's transition to a more capital-light business model.

I will now pass it over to Anne to recap the key highlights of the quarter. Thank you.

Thank you, Quan Anh. Q1 '26 deliveries were 58,577 units, an increase of 61% year-over-year despite being the seasonally slowest quarter. International deliveries accounted for 8%, while non-related parties accounted for 87% of deliveries. 26 electric 2-wheeler deliveries also rose 219% year-over-year to approximately 143,000 units with the AVO and PLI models making up 81% of deliveries.

In March alone, VinFast received more than 135,000 e-scooter orders and shipped over 93,000 e-scooters to dealers in Vietnam. In Vietnam, total automotive sales grew 36% year-over-year in the quarter to 162,000 units approximately. VinFast continued to outperform the industry with EVs deliveries increasing 61% year-over-year as we maintain our position as the #1 OEM for every month since September 2024 to date. While we have been at the forefront of driving Vietnam's EV option rate to approximately 40%, we continue to see significant runway for future growth.

In March, the government issued a directive calling for 50% of city public transportation to transition to EVs alongside increased use of biofuel as part of a broader effort to reduce reliance on energy imports. Regarding Vietnam's 2-wheeler market, according to our internal research, our overall tool wheels registered volume increase of 26% year-on-year in Q1 of '26. VinFast has rapidly emerged as 1 of the country's leading brands. In March, we crossed the 10% threshold market share for the first time reaching a record 17% market share of the total 2-wheel industry and becoming the #2 player in the market only after Honda.

Turning to international markets. Southeast Asia and India continue to be a core growth engine for VinFast. Across Indonesia and the Philippines, there are clear signs that EV adoption is moving beyond the early stage and VinFast strategy is gaining traction. In Indonesia, the BEV segment has outperformed the broader automotive market with rising consumer interest since February, supported by higher fuel prices.

In the Philippines, momentum has been particularly strong with March sales reaching a new monthly high for VinFast. Together, these trends signify an inflection point for EV adoption in the region. A key driver of this growth is increasing B2B demand, particularly from fleet operators. System of programs such as battery subscriptions and residual value guarantees are reinforcing VinFast total cost of ownership advantage and supporting adoption and scale. VinFast continues to strengthen our position through new product launches and expanded distribution.

In India, VinFast opened its 50th dealership during the quarter and remains on track to double its footprint by year-end. In less than a year, VinFast has launched three products, received multiple industry awards, and we expect to launch our 2-wheel business in India later this year. At the end of the first quarter, VinFast was ranked the #1 BEV brand in the Philippines, the #4 brand in India and the #8 brand in Indonesia. I would like to address our new strategic partnership with GSM. The partnership plays an important role in accelerating EV adoption in Vietnam as well as internationally for VinFast, while serving as an effective platform for brand building and free marketing.

Under the new agreement, VinFast will fly GSM with approximately 1 million electric vehicles and 4 million electric scooters over the 5-year period of 2026 to 2030. GSM is eligible for incentives and commercial support, reflecting a combination of base discounts, volume-based incentives and go-to-market support. From an operational perspective, this partnership provides visibility into our order book. And in turn, this demand visibility is valuable during a scaling phase, especially in international markets and support eventual cost optimization.

We are also pleased to share another milestone in our long-term autonomy ambition. VinFast signed an MOU with AutoBrains, our Level 4 autonomy partner and NVIDIA, who will be a key supplier for our Level 4 autonomy initiatives. The agreement unveiled on the first of June, this year. A GPU Technology Conference Taipei, confirms that VinFast future robotaxi platform will be powered by NVIDIA Hyperion architecture, reinforcing VinFast commitment to leveraging best-in-class technologies to support the development of advanced autonomous solutions. We'll be sharing further updates on our autonomous vehicle road map in due course.

Now turning to the recently announced spin-off of our Vietnam manufacturing assets. Recently, VinFast has taken a deliberate and phased transformation of its corporate structure with the objective of building a leaner organization that enhances operational efficiency and support scalable long-term growth. In May of this year, VinFast announced a proposed reorganization under which certain assets and operations of VinFast trading and production or VFTP will be separated into a newly formed entity, VinFast Vietnam JSE, [ FBN ] B is expected to hold VinFast R&D, intellectual property, sales and after sales businesses, while [ BFGP ] will continue operating the manufacturing business in Vietnam.

Following the separation, VinFast will transfer its interest in [ BFGP ] a group of purchasers, led by future investment research and development [ join ] to company for approximately USD 530 million. The transaction has been approved by shareholders and remain subject to customary closing conditions. The reorganization will not affect the company's international operations, including its manufacturing facilities in Indonesia and India. Parties to the transaction will enter into a long-term manufacturing agreement to ensure continuity across production, supply chain and customer deliveries.

Importantly, the transaction does not change VinFast's commitment to manufacturing scale, product quality or customer service. Strategically, the new structure also enables VinFast to concentrate resources on high value activities, including R&D, design, software and go-to-market capabilities while improving capital allocation and management focus on innovation and growth.

Now I would like to turn it over to Lan Anh to cover the financial results and outlook. Lan Anh, please.

Thank you, Anne. Revenue for the first quarter of 2026 grew 41.7% year-over-year. A strong start despite the Lunar New Year seasonality. Q1 2026 gross margin was negative 73.6% compared to negative 46.4% in Q4 2025 and negative 35.2% in the same period last year. The pressure on this quarter's gross margin was primarily driven by USD 192 million revenue deduction, representing approximately 20% of revenue related to the extension and amendment of certain free charging programs across our markets. Under these programs, eligible VinFast vehicles sold through 10 February 2029, we received a free charging benefits for up to 3

years. Accordingly, USD 192 million was recognized for all vehicles sold through 31st of March 2026, as this is the value of the expanded benefits. The extended charging program was introduced to accelerate EV adoption enhance customer affordability and total cost of ownership and support early-stage market development, particularly in Vietnam and other Asian markets.

In the [ vision ], similar with the prior quarters, gross margin was impacted by revenue deferral on certain vehicles sales and NRV adjustments will represent approximately 12% and 14% of revenue, respectively. Excluding these items, we continue to see a clear improvement in the underlying operating trajectory of the business. On this adjusted basis, gross margin would have improved to negative 22.5% in Q1 2026 compared with negative 47.2% in Q4 2025 and negative 28.1% in Q1, 2025.

Moving to the operating expenses. R&D expenses were USD 101 million, [ we ] basing 12.4% quarter-over-quarter and increased by 25.8% year-over-year. The increase in R&D costs compared to the first quarter of 2025 was attributable to R&D cost for the green models [ and ] models that VinFast plans to launch on its new vehicle platforms and [ EE ] architecture in 2026. The decrease in R&D costs compared to the fourth quarter of 2025 was attributable to the completion of certain projects, including the green model in the fourth quarter of 2025.

R&D as a percentage of revenue was 11%, as compared to the 12.4% in the first quarter of 2025. SG&A expenses were USD 101 million, decreasing at 73.9% quarter-over-quarter and 32.3% year-over-year. The decrease compared to the first quarter of 2025 and the fourth quarter of 2025 was primarily attributable to no impairment charges being required in the first quarter of 2026, whereas impairment charges was recognized in the prior period. SG&A as a percentage of revenue was 11% compared to the 23% in the first quarter of 2025.

Adjusted EBITDA for the fourth quarter was negative USD 783 million, decreased 29.9% sequentially. On a year-over-year basis, adjusted EBITDA loss was adversely impacted because of the impact from the extended free charging program, excluding the impact mainly from extended [ charging ] revenue deferrals on certain vehicle sales in [ NAVI ], adjusted EBITDA margin would have been negative 32% compared to the negative 46.2% in the same period last year.

Net loss margin for the quarter was negative 121.6% as compared to the negative 95.8% in the Q4 2025 and negative 108.5% in the same period last year excluding the impact mainly from extended fee [ chasing ], revenue deferrals on certain vehicle sales in Net lot margin was negative 62.2% in fold by 21.4% as compared to the fourth quarter of 2025. and by 36.1% as compared to the same periods last year.

Finally, EPS for the first quarter of 2026 was negative $[ 4 ]8 representing a 25% improvement compared to negative 0.64 in the fourth quarter -- excluding the items discussed above, EPS for the first quarter of 2026 would have been negative $0.3, representing a 42% improvement year-over-year for the quarter was USD 198 million, mainly for the expansion of our manufacturing facilities -- as of 31st March 2026, VinFast has total available liquidity of up to USD 2.6 billion, which consisted of cash and cash equivalents of USD 219.3 million, an undrawn credit line from Vin Group of up to USD 607.3 million, remaining grants from Miterfar Network of up to USD 677.2 million, an available commitment of USD 969 million under a standby equity subscription agreement and USD 125.4 million, the company expects to receive from the share transfer after retiring the Totes that was previously issued to VinFast trading and production.

Finally, I'd like to conclude by emphasizing that our priorities remain centered on disciplined financial measurement, operational excellence and efficient deployment of capital. We continue to focus on improving productivity, optimizing our cost base and shunning the financial resilience of the business. These efforts are intended to support sustainable growth while maintaining the flexibility needed to execute our long-term strategic objectives.

Operator, let's open for Q&A.

[Operator Instructions] I'll pass it over to Amandae for questions coming through the webcast.

The first question from the call [ -- ] from the webcast is for Mr. Quan Anh. As VinFast is scaling rapidly across Asia, what do you see as the company's most important competitive advantages in the long run? Mr. Quan Anh?

Thanks, Amandae. That's a really good question. I believe VinFast's most important competitive advantage is that we are not just building an EV company in isolation. We are building a broader green mobility ecosystem in partnership with GSM and B Green. Over the next 3 to 5 years, our focus is on 3 key points. First and foremost, we will continue to offer products that are well suited to local customers in each respective market. Second, we will keep expanding our dealerships as well as our aftersales network, including the charging network, which is very important. Last but not least, we will continue investing in technologies, including software, smart services and autonomous driving capabilities. Thank you.

We have another question on the line regarding our India business. Can you provide an update on your India expansion plans and key priorities over the next 2 years? Mr. Quan Anh, would you like to take this, please?

Thank you for your question. India is a very important market for us. VinFast business performance in India has been very positive. In fact, in quarter 1, 2026, VinFast has ranked top 4 BEV in terms of sales numbers in India. Our goal is to become one of the top players in the market and establish ourselves as a meaningful market profitability. We have a clear strategy to grow in India in the market with multiple competition. Customers ultimately tend to benefit the most through a greater choice, stronger competition as well as continued innovation.

The next question on the line is regarding the recent decision for VinFast to spin out its Vietnam factories and why now? Anne, could you take this question, please?

Thanks Amandae. Well, the transaction is basically a strategic move to restructure VinFast operating model towards a more capital efficient and sustainable future. So following the transaction, VinFast capital-intensive manufacturing activities in Vietnam, which are already well established in operation and optimized in terms of capacity will be spun off and become an independent third-party boat and operated manufacturing platform.

It is also important to note that, firstly, VinFast retain a focus on the development of our brand through core competencies, including research, development, technology, branding, sales and aftersales in Vietnam as well as globally. We will also have control and oversight over the manufacturing output of our partner through the manufacturing contract, and we will also have control over certain rights over supplier selection. So we continue to believe that the quality of the products we produce from our partner will be up to ourstandard.

Operator, let's open for live questions.

We will now take our first phone question from the line of Andres Sheppard from Cantor Fitzgerald.

This is Anand on for Andres. I was wondering, firstly, if we could get maybe a little bit more color on the North Carolina factory. What's the potential financial and operational exposure from the complaint? And what's the latest on the progress on construction and SOP on that facility?

At this juncture, we are not going to comment on any North Carolina specifics because this is an active litigation. What we can say is that VinFast remains committed to the U.S. market.

And maybe as a follow-up, given the free charging revenue deduction. I was wondering maybe when does this program roll off as a meaningful drag? And how do you expect that to impact your GAAP gross margin trajectory in the future?

Yes. So you can see from the -- our results of the Q1, one of the main reasons for the decrease in the gross margin is that we have the -- like the extended free charging program that we implemented from 9th of February 2026. So it's worth USD 192 million. So because for the U.S. GAAP standards, this support is recorded as a capital contribution and it accounted for a reduction in revenue, representing approximately 20% of revenue, so accumulated recognized in the first quarter of 2026. However, this is a very short-term impact. In the long term, still aim to break even in the Vietnamese market by 2027 based on the 2 main drivers like we increased sales volume and reduced production costs through vehicle lines. developed in the new technology platform. So we still like to recognize the support from this free charging program.

We will now proceed to take our next question from the line of James McIlree from Chardan Capital Markets.

Can you talk a little bit about average selling prices for the quarter as well as your expectations for the year? And specifically how sales to GSM would impact that as well as the increased share coming from non-Vietnamese markets, how that would impact average selling prices for the year and for the quarter.

This is Anne. I'll take this question. First of all, I think we expect GSM sales for the first year or so to be approximately in terms of wheels approximately roughly about 300,000 vehicles and then collectively between 26% to 30%, up to about nearly 4 million vehicles. So

it will ramp up -- and similarly for cars as well, I think we expect the volumes to start trending up. Historically, GSM has account for out 15, approximately percent of VinFast total sale. And for the first year or so when this program is launched, because GSM also takes up vehicle that it owns in international markets. and it's expanding very rapidly right now, GSM is present in five countries.

It launched in India just this weekend. And it's going to launch in another five countries by the end of the year, increasing visibility for both its own brand and intra card. We believe that the initial phases of GSM is owning its own vehicle to standardize customer service as well as brand reception is good, again, for the image of the real eco as a whole.

In the subsequent years, a more task to run our GSM platform on the asset light driver and partners model. And again, this will -- this is basically expected to increase demand for Ventas vehicles, both from a B2B, B2C demand perspective. Does that answer your question?

Yes, partially. When you're looking at GSM, vehicle sales, not two-wheels, but the vehicle sales. For this year, I think you're saying that you expect it to be higher than that historical 15% of total sales. Did I hear you say that? Is that what you're saying?

Yes, that's correct, James.

Okay. And the impact on average selling prices?

Sorry, can you repeat the question, the impact, on?

Yes. So it's understanding that since GSM sales are in greater volumes that they do get some price flexibility. And so my question is, the impact average selling prices with a greater percentage of sales going to GSM.

In the earlier years, ASP will basically be reduced by approximately, say, 10%, 15% because of the higher contribution from but that's only expected to be for the first year or so in subsequent years, the percentage of GSM's contributors will be a lot smaller. And right now, I think we're taking a conservative approach in not assuming a knock-on impact of more demand for more customer demand for cars in international markets driven by GSM. So our assumptions only look at GSM additional volume as a base case, right? And already, we are seeing ASPs normalizing in the subsequent years. Of course, I think with this knock-on effect, the dilution in ASP by GSM should be reduced even faster.

We will now take our next question from the line of Jesse Sobelson from BTIG.

I'm curious on autonomy. The Autobrains and NVIDIA DRIVE MOU, it points to some Level 4 robotaxi capabilities. How does autonomy fit into the longer-term strategy? Is it a product line, a fleet or a GSM enabler or primarily just a technology and brand signal at this stage?

So first of all, I think VinFast has consistently outlined a phased autonomy strategy rather than claiming full and immediate autonomy. Our current vehicles are grounded in Level 2+ ADAS systems with future upgrade planned already for Level 2++ in the next generation of VinFast vehicles.

Concurrently, we also will be testing -- pilot testing autonomous-driven vehicles in one of our Smart City projects in Ho Chi Minh City next year, 2027. And that is really a pathway towards eventual fully robotaxi fleet that will be either operated by GSM or also source to external parties if there are demands.

Great. Is there anything specific when it comes to the rollout internationally? Can you kind of explain what the strategy is going to be to bring this technology to more countries than just Vietnam after that?

Certainly, the idea is to offer robotaxis in international markets where VinFast is present and where there will be demand. Similarly, for GSM, the idea is also to gradually replace a manned fleet with one that's contributed by robotaxis to the extent that the respective local regulations as well as the readiness in terms of homologation is done in each of the markets.

Given our home ground and the GSM itself also has a market dominant market share in Vietnam, it is natural that robotaxis will be pilot tested as well as offered here as a commercial service first. But the idea, of course, is to roll out in international markets in gradual phases. We expect to be able to share more about our robotaxi plans in the upcoming quarters. So in this quarter, it's kind of limited because we are planning to say more in the subsequent quarters.

There are no further questions from the phone lines at this time. I'll hand back to Amandae for webcast questions.

Thank you, operator. We'll continue taking questions from the webcast. The next question is for Lan Anh. Regarding the Vietnam manufacturing spin-off, could you please provide revised guidance for the expected total cash needs, CapEx and R&D in 2026?

Thank you. The transaction has VMS transition to an asset-light model, like I just mentioned, meaning that reduce the capital raising needs, especially CapEx, improve free cash flow and improve our profitability. For the post spin-off, we expect that CapEx will be reduced around USD 400 million for the Vietnam factories and another kind of the USD 500 million to consider the international opportunities.

So in 2026, we expect a total CapEx spend R&D of USD 300 million to USD 400 million per quarter. For forecast 2027, currently, we do not disclose this forecast yet and can be updated.

As a follow-up question to that, will the Vietnam manufacturing spin-off result in any onetime gain recognition in VinFast's P&L? And if so, could you provide the potential amount?

Actually, the company is currently evaluating the accounting and financial implications of the Vietnam manufacturing, including the appropriate accounting treatment under applicable accounting standards. And we expect that we're going to have the gain recognition in the P&L. But further, the update will be provided once the evaluation has been completed and the accounting treatment has been finalized.

The next question is regarding the U.S. Considering that there has not been any new deliveries recently and with the current lawsuit in North Carolina, how do you intend on addressing this to your U.S. customers?

I'll take this question. We continue to deliver vehicles in the U.S. as we still have inventory available for sale. While we have not imported new vehicle shipments recently, our existing inventory continues to support customer demand, and we remain focused on serving our U.S. customers through our sales and service network.

The next question is regarding, again, the North America business and any update on the product release such as the VF7, the VF8 and the expansion of service network. I'll take this question also. As we've said previously, the U.S. remains an important market, and we continue to invest in our commercial presence. VinFast has been selling vehicles in the U.S., and we plan to bring the next generation of vehicles to the U.S. market. We are still targeting to expand our dealer network across states like California, Florida, Texas, North Carolina and so on. Although we do expect that North America, together with Europe will represent a modest share of total volumes this year, we are still very much focused on evaluating and bringing new products to the U.S. market.

The next question is regarding the planned VinFast reorganization. When is VinFast going to transfer its interest in DFTP to new shareholders? Anne, would you like to take this question, please?

Sure. We obtained shareholders' approval on the 27th of May, and we target to complete the transaction by the third quarter of '26 upon completion of customary closing conditions.

The next question is regarding the free charging program. Could you please elaborate on how you expect the extension and amendment of the free charging platform to play out for the remainder of the year? Lan Anh, would you like to take this, please?

Yes. The current free charging program has been extended through like in February 2029, providing customers with a very relatively long-term benefit. So as we described in our financial impact for 2026, the Q1 impact included the adjustment related not only to the vehicles sold during the quarter, but also to the vehicles delivered in the prior period. So you can see that the impact for the remainder of the year is expected to be significantly less material.

The next question is regarding two-wheelers. Are you seeing the rising threats to VinFast from partnership of [ Yada ] and Petrolmax Vietnam to expand charging network for two-wheelers in Vietnam. What are VinFast competitive advantages now given that charging infrastructure is no longer exclusive? Anne, could you take this, please?

I think, first of all, it is important to highlight that we have done quite well in the first quarter for 2-wheel sales. So versus our target and considering the fact that the first quarter is the slowest quarter in the entire year for us, and our target is to exceed -- to be at least 2.5x the 2-wheel sales of last year.

We've met 22% of this target so far, and that sets us well on track to meeting the target by the end of the year. So we currently have #2 market share in Vietnam with 17% in the first quarter and only after Honda. And this achievement is not just about charging, but it's also about product development, continued innovation. And the most recent one that's so well received is about the battery swapping program, which offers customers a fundamentally different proposition, convenience and the ability to very quickly move around within the city without having to stop.

So we -- through this new battery swapping program, we currently operate 7,000 battery swapping stations across Vietnam. And we also offer both a franchise as well as an owned model. So we are able to reach as many users of VinFast EV vehicles as possible. And I suppose, last but not least, compared with the partnership that we've mentioned, VinFast has a unique partnership benefit as well from the combined ecosystem of charging to B Green, ride-hailing from GSM and the OEM VinFast. So GSM here is also, as mentioned earlier, increasing both visibility, actual demand as well as through GSM's data gathering and intelligence to be able to have a lot of insight into the customers' user behavior, which is very helpful in our R&D as well.

The next question, how will pricing be determined between VinFast and the new manufacturing entity, transparency being particularly important given the parties? Lan Anh, would you like to take this?

For the price payable by [ BFN ] for each vehicle manufactured and supplied by [indiscernible] determined on the cost plus basis and shall be a target margin of approximately 5% of vehicle cost. So pricing is benchmarking with the market and determined on basis. So for the clarify, post the transaction because for [ BSBP ] going to be sold to. So we expect that for the post transaction, BN and BTP are not related parties.

The next question, excited to learn more about the new Autobrains NVIDIA partnership. What is the projected rollout time line of that work to current and future owner vehicles through OTA or technician updates?

Firstly, we are targeting to launch VinFast developed Level 2+ and Level 2++ navigation on pilot capabilities in the late 2026 and early 2027. The partnership with Autobrain and NVIDIA is one among a few that have recently been announced or worked on by VinFast. And we expect a combination of both in-house developed as well as externally partnered initiatives will allow us to access advanced AI compute and autonomous driving expertise, which eventually will help accelerate development and validation of the overall L4 road map that Vintast has embarked itself on.

Thank you, Operator, just checking if there's any live questions.

There are no questions at this time.

Thank you. And we have the last question from the webcast. This is regarding the accelerated shift in EV adoption in Southeast Asia. Do you think this shift is because of higher oil prices is temporary or a lasting structural shift? Quan Anh, would you like to take this, please?

Thank you for your question. This trend is gaining a strong momentum across Asia as reflected in robust business growth in the recent years. It is particularly pronounced in Vietnam, where VinFast is accounting for approximately 40% of the total automotive sales.

In Philippines, VinFast has risen to become the #1 BEV player. And in Indonesia, in Indonesia, India, Vinfast is #8, #4, respectively, for the quarter 1, 2026. Looking ahead, I'm confident in our ability to build on this momentum and further accelerate our growth trajectory.

Operator, if there's no further questions on the line, we will conclude the call.

Thank you for your participation in today's conference. You may now disconnect your lines.

Welcome to the 2026 Extraordinary General Meeting of VinFast Auto Limited. It is now 9 a.m. Eastern time and the meeting will come to order. We are holding this meeting virtually because we believe a virtual meeting provides expanded access, improves communication, enables increased shareholder attendance and participation and provide cost savings to our [indiscernible]

Mr. Chairman, this is Anh, can you hear me?

And I'm the Chairperson of the company [indiscernible] over this meeting. Pursuant to the Regulation 83, subsection 2 of the constitution of the company, the Chair has amended for the resolution "Extraordinary General Meeting" be decided by way of poll. This meeting is scheduled to last one hour only.

I would like to introduce some of the people virtually attending the Extraordinary General Meeting, Mr. Pham Vuong, Mr. [indiscernible], Mr. Tham Chee Soon, Ms. [ Trinh Thi Van Nguyen ] and Ms. [indiscernible] from our Board of Directors, Ms. Anne Pham, our Deputy DTO, in charge of Investor, Mr. Amandae Baey, our Vice President of Investor Relations. Mr. Kevin Collins, our Acting General Counsel. We have adopted an agenda for our program this morning that is found on the virtual meeting also that you have locked into.

In accordance with the agenda, we will proceed as follows: a, first, we will conduct our official business of the 2026 Extraordinary General Meeting. B, and the conclusion of the official business, we will open the meeting to a question-and-answer session. In case we receive any questions with respect to the business of the Extraordinary General Meeting, prior to the start of this meeting.

Now I would like to invite Ms. Anne Pham to proceed with the business portion of this meeting.

Thank you, Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh. We will now proceed to the business portion of this meeting. We have an affidavit from Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company for mailing agent, certifying that on or about May 12, 2026, each person whose name is entered in the register of members of the company as of the close of the business on May 1, 2026, has been mailed a notice of this Extraordinary General Meeting and each person who holds shares of the company in street name as or the participants and the depository trust company as of the course of business on May 1, 2026, has been mailed a notice of this Extraordinary General Meeting and a proxy card.

The notice of Extraordinary General Meeting contains instructions on how to access the proxy statement, have been made available online on the website stated therein and by furnishing a Form 6-K to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Continental Stock Transfer & Trust company has examined the proxies received and reports that [ 2,291,900,385 ] votes, or 97.64% of the total vote empower entitled to vote at this meeting is represented by proxies received.

A quorum is present, and this meeting may now proceed. The company has appointed Mr. Stephen Jones on behalf of VinFast Auto Ltd. to serve as the inspector of the election for this meeting. He has taken the oath of inspector of elections and will tabulate the results of the voting.

In order to facilitate the business of this meeting, the matter to be acted upon by the shareholders today will be presented in the order set forth in the proxy statement. The actual vote will, however, be deferred until the matter has been presented.

The first order of business is the proposal to approve the transfer of the company's interest in the VinFast Trading and Production JSC, the Vietnamese manufacturing subsidiary holding the company's manufacturing operations in Vietnam following the split of certain assets, operations and business undertakings as the directors of the company and each of them be and are hereby severally authorized to complete and to do all acts and things, including, without limitation, approving, modifying and executing all such documents as may be required as he or she may consider necessary, desirable or experience for the purposes of or in connection with and to give effect to this ordinary resolution.

The specific resolution is set forth in the notice of Extraordinary General Meeting and is further elaborated upon in the proxy statements. The directors recommend a vote for the ordinary resolution regarding the special business tabled for approval at this meeting.

The business portion of this meeting is now adjourned. At this time, we will answer questions, if any, from our shareholders that we have received on the virtual meeting prior to this meeting. We have not received any questions from the shareholders. Since there are no other proposals for business to be transacted at this meeting, we will now proceed to vote on the previously discussed resolutions. It is now 9:14 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, and the polls for voting on the resolution are now open as directed by Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh, our Chairman.

Any shareholder who hasn't voted may do so by clicking on the voting button on the web portal and following the instructions there. Shareholders who have sent in proxies or voted by Internet do not need to take any further action. I will now pause.

[Voting]

Now that everyone has had the opportunity to vote. It is 9:16 a.m. Eastern time. And Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh, our Chairman has declared the polls for VinFast 2026 Extraordinary General Meeting closed.

The results I am about to report are considered preliminary and are subject to final tabulation and verification by the Inspector of Election. On resolution 1, preliminary results indicate that the shareholders are in favor of the proposed transaction as elaborated in the proxy statement. The final voting results of this Extraordinary General Meeting will be disclosed in the current report on Form 6-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after this Extraordinary General Meeting.

Thank you all for coming. This concludes our 2026 Extraordinary General Meeting.

Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to the VinFast Q4 2025 Financial Results and Q&A Webcast.

[Operator Instructions]

Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded. I would now like to hand the conference over to your speaker today, Amanda Baey, Head of Investor Relations. Please go ahead.

Thank you, operator, and good morning, everyone. Welcome to Vinfast Quarterly Earnings Call. Joining me today are Chairwoman of the Board, Madam Thuy Le, Deputy CEO of Investments, Ms. Anne Pham; and our CFO, Ms. Lan Ahn Nguyen.

Before we begin this call, please note, today's call will include forward-looking statements under U.S. Federal securities law. These statements reflect our current views on future events financial operational performance and other matters that involve risks and uncertainties. These may cause actual results to differ materially. Please refer to our most recent filings with the SEC for a discussion of these risk factors. We will also reference certain non-GAAP financial measures, and a reconciliation of these measures to GAAP figures, along with an explanation are included in our presentation issued earlier today. With that, I would like to invite Madam Le to begin the management remarks.

Hello, everyone. It's great to be with you again. 2025 was another landmark year for Vinfast. But more importantly, it was a year of disciplined investment behind our core mission, making electric mobility accessible to everyone. Fourth quarter of 2025 was our strongest quarter to date across several key financial metrics. Every strategic decision we make, including investing in technology, industrial capabilities, and global expansion is anchored to that objective.

Let me briefly reflect on our evolution. From 2017 to 2023, we established our brand and industrial foundation, with the firm belief that electrification is the future of mobility. In 2024, we earned the trust of customers in our home market, Vietnam and became the #1 mobility brand in the country by vehicle sales, a position that we continue to maintain to date. So during 2025, we've rolled out a comprehensive product portfolio to serve diverse mobility use cases, led the foundation for a green mobility ecosystem in international markets and share plan about our next generation of vehicles that built on a new platform and new EE architecture. Across the industry, there is a clear shift as electric mobility companies move towards AI-driven software-defined vehicles. VinFast has been working on this since May 1 with our R&D philosophy centered around a vertically integrated software-defined EV platform. With over 400,000 cumulative cash delivery and more than 4 years of real world driving data accumulated. Our engineers are able to design ADAS and software road maps with the customers in mind.

For 2026, our strategic investment focus on scale and unit cost optimization, which are the primary levels in our path to profitability. This will be supported by overseas capacity expansion, the commercialization of the next-gen vehicles and the integration of more AI across our vehicles and factories to deliver smart cars and more efficient production. With that, I would like to frame the 3 key points that you should take away from this call. First, VinFast is more than just an EV manufacturer. We are a vertically integrated software-defined EV platform with smart manufacturing to deliver scalable electric mobility solutions. Second, we are expanding our capacity to enter international markets in the coming years. We are deliberate in making this investment now as it provides us with flexibility to enter new markets quickly. And finally, scale matters at VinFast with scale comes further operational efficiencies. We delivered 196,919 EVs for the full year. This exceeded our guidance to at least doubling the numbers of EV deliver in 2024.

In Q4 alone, we delivered 86,557 EVs, that was a new quarterly record for the company. Our 2 wheeler segment also reached a new high. Full year deliveries grew 5.7x to 406,496 units. Looking ahead, our 2026 guidance is targeting at least 300,000 EV deliveries. This is supported by introducing new models in our international markets. The build-out of our dealer network across Asia, Europe and North America; and lastly, the continued expansion in international markets. Following the strong momentum of VinFast e-scooter segment achieved in 2025 and we expect to well deliveries to be at least 2.5x last year volume for 2026. This growth will be driven by VinFast eScooter expansion into Asian markets, the rollout of the green battery swapping network is scooters and our focused positioning in the largest product segments. Turning to our new market and manufacturing operations. Starting with Vietnam. VinFast has maintained the #1 OEM position and taking market share from other OEMs. We ended 2025 with an estimated 36% market share compared to 22% in 2024. VF3 and VF5 accounted for 51% of domestic volumes. We are also pleased to see the increased contribution from BSVI and Limon[indiscernible] on the 2-wheeler segment, we ended the year as #1 electric scooter player in Vietnam.

For the first time since we started selling internationally, overseas market accounted for 18% of our fourth quarter delivery. For the full year 2025, international markets contributed 11% of our deliveries. Our discipline approach to overseas expansion is also reflected in our ranking. In particular, in India, we made steady progress in [ Vahan ] registration among BEV brands, ranking #8 in October, #7 in November and #4 in December. We have maintained our position since then to date. In Indonesia, we ended 2025 as #3 BEV brand according to Guindo and as the #2 BEV brand in the Philippines according to [indiscernible] Product expansion has further broadened VinFast market rich. We introduced screen our commercial-focused product line and Lac Hong, our unshare luxury brand. Vinfast now has 3 distinct brands catering to different customer segments. In the fourth quarter, our commercial line green saw strong traction from fleet and B2B customers and accounted for nearly half of total deliveries.

In 2025, approximately 27% of our deliveries were to related parties. Primarily the EV ride hailing platform GSM, a broadly stable year-over-year with a higher share of approximately 33% in the fourth quarter as GSM rapidly scale fleet network in Indonesia and the Philippines as part of Southeast Asia expansion. Manufacturing utilization and operational efficiency continued to improve with the [ Hyson ] plant going out is a 200,000 vehicle of the year and producing nearly 26,000 EVs in December alone. Last year, we inaugurated our manufacturing facility in Hain, Vietnam, our first overseas manufacturing facility was opened in Tamiladu, India in August. And in December, we opened our second factory overseas in Subang, Indonesia. Now turning to our priorities for 2026. Let's start with manufacturing. VinFast today operates 4 manufacturing facilities globally with combined annual capacity of 600,000 EVs and 500,000 e-scooter. Looking ahead, we will continue to strengthen the exploration by expanding production capacity for EVs and e-scooter in Vietnam, while evaluating further development phases in India and Indonesia to position these facilities and future export hubs. We also expect to resume construction of our North Carolina factory in 2026 with a plan to SOP in 2028.

We will provide further details in the coming months. It is important to note that VinFast has embedded smart manufacturing processes across all our facilities to enable scalable electric mobility solutions, and we'll provide further updates on this area shortly. On the product front, VinFast has completed the strategic launch of its EV portfolio under 3 distinct brands, each with a clear market focus and identity. The VinFast brand comprising VinFast core passenger EV lineup from B3 to Vin, the green brand of commercial EVs for fleet use, including Limo, carrier Maria and mini green. And lastly, the Luxury Lac Hong series. As part of this repositioning, we are introducing two 7-seater models the limo green and the VF NPV 7 to address different customer segments with plan to launch both across key Asian markets. Additionally, the next generation of VRV and D7 is expected to SOP in the second half 2026.

These 4 models are designed to deliver a lower bank cost by reducing complexity and number of components through our new platform and next-generation fee architecture. I'm also pleased to share that VinFast is developing several risk extended EV models beginning with VF8 REEV. Introducing Wins extended vehicles allow us to address a broader segment of electrification market. We view risk expanded technology as a practical interim start in the transition from internal combustion engines to fully battery electric vehicles, particularly in markets where charging infrastructure is still developing. We will provide additional updates on this program in the coming quarters. In our core Asian markets, we will continue expanding our dealer network to support long-term growth. We plan to double our dealer footprint in India and partner with large dealership group in Indonesia and the Philippines. This expansion will move in parallel with GSM international growth as we continue building out the broader green mobility ecosystem.

At the same time, we are expanding our 2-wheeler strategy across Asia with plans to introduce our e-scooter business in 5 markets including Thailand, Malaysia and the other 3 existing Asian markets, while GSM is also exploring opportunities to enter the U.S. and European markets. For Europe, we plan to introduce the next generation of B SUV, the VF 6 model for North America market, we plan to bring the a VF7, a C-segment electric SMV and to also launch our e-bus business later this year. Now I will turn it over to Anne, who will take you through the latest on VinFast technology platform.

Thank you, Madame Le. VinFast is more than an EV manufacturer. Our mission is to make electric mobility accessible to everyone, which directly shapes how we allocate capital and make strategic investments. We are deliberately investing in owning more of our technology stack so that we can deliver more compelling features at a lower cost over time. At Mobility Day last November, we shared our autonomy road map for Level 2 plus and Level towards Level 4, with the demonstration of a self-driving robocar in partnership with Autogain Technologies at Vinhomes Ocean Park, a project in Vietnam.

A leading AI mobility company based in Israel Autobrains has been working with us for a number of years. VinFast have taken a capital-efficient approach with an in-house ADAS Research Institute, while working with strategic technology partners for Level 4. We also plan to expand our trials of robocar to larger cities and international markets. We are also pleased to share that we've entered into a collaboration with Tensa, a pioneering AI company developing personally owned Level 4 autonomous robo cars company based in California. Under this partnership, VinFast will serve as the manufacturing and industrialization partner for Tensor's robocar program. Fully functional prototypes of the program have already been tested by Tensor across multiple regions. And the program is currently in the preproduction phase and is being advanced towards commercialization. This collaboration is compelling for both a commercial and financial standpoint while reinforcing VinFast strategic role in the next generation of mobility solutions.

In parallel, we are also in active discussions with a number of technology and mobility companies exploring robotaxi development. We look forward to sharing further updates as these discussions progress in the coming quarters. Internally, we continue to make steady progress in owning more of our core technology stack and expanding our in-house software capabilities. Earlier this year, we introduced a suite of subscription packages in Vietnam that include proprietary remote control functions and smart features developed internally at VinFast and across the broader Vingroup ecosystem. At the same time, we are advancing our transition to EE 2.0 as part of a structural cost initiatives this year. This shift is expected to drive meaningful reductions in our BOM cost structure through ECU consolidation, simplified wiring harness design and greater component commonality across models.

Our new EE 2.0 demonstrates how our in-house software capabilities are doing more than enhancing the next generation of VinFast vehicles. We're beginning to see interest from external parties in this technology as a stand-alone solution, which provides early validation of our R&D capabilities and could represent a potential new revenue stream over the longer term. In the near term, we plan to expand these subscription offerings to additional markets alongside the rollout of localized voice assistance strategies across key Asian markets. We look forward to sharing more details as these initiatives continue to develop.

Finally, turning to manufacturing. As Madam Thuy shared earlier, VinFast has embedded smart manufacturing processes across all of its facilities. This is a key pillar of our vertically integrated software-defined EV platform and central to our long-term profitability. Within the Vingroup ecosystem, VinFast works very closely with a sister company called VinRobotics to accelerate the development of advanced robotics and intelligent automation across its operations. VinRobotics focuses on 2 core segments: industrial, humanoid robots developed in-house and a scalable nonhuman physical AI platform that combines robotics hardware with intelligent software. By integrating Vin Robotics proprietary mechanical systems, intelligence controls and AI-driven computer vision into VinFast manufacturing operations. The partnership aims to enhance productivity, improve quality and reduce operating costs. while advancing the broader goal of building the smart factory of the future.

VinFast also expects to be the manufacturing partner to VinRobotics, along with 2 other robotics companies within the Vingroup ecosystem, namely Vin Motion and Vin Dynamics. Now taking a step back, I'd like to highlight the Intel's ROV capabilities at VinFast and the broader Vingroup technology ecosystem that supports VinFast long-term innovation road map. At the core of these efforts, are our in-house ADAS and battery research institutes, which are focused on developing next-generation technologies that will be integrated into future VinFast vehicles. Within the Vingroup ecosystem, a number of specialized technology companies are developing capabilities that can be leveraged across multiple businesses. What initially began with VinFast at the center of a green mobility ecosystem, spanning EVs, charging infrastructure to Green and electric mobility services to GSM is now evolving into a broader platform of advanced technologies.

Across this ecosystem, teams are developing core capabilities ranging from software platforms and cybersecurity to robotics and automation. A notable example is our collaboration with VinRobotics, which I have highlighted earlier. As Vin Group continues to incubate new technology platform, VinFast expects to deepen collaboration across the ecosystem and provide further updates on these initiatives in the coming quarters. Now I'll hand it over to Lan Ahn to discuss our financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2025. Lan, please.

Thank you, Anne. Our 2025 results reflect a focus on accelerating revenue growth while improving operating efficiency over time by exceeding our 2025 guidance and operating at roughly 2 of our factory capacity during December. We have demonstrated our ability to scale in a disciplined manner. At the same time, the sales policies and promotional initiatives introduced to shorten brand awareness in our key markets are starting to gain traction.

Concurrently, our ongoing cost optimization programs are beginning to deliver tangible results. and we are seeing early signs of operating leverage emerge in the business. Fourth quarter of 2025 reflected the strongest financial performance we have delivered to date with several key metrics reaching new levels as we begin to see all the benefits as core. SMRT and An highlighted strengthening VinFast competitiveness requires delivery short investments that are expensive to improving efficiency, enhancing cost control and positioning the company for the more sustainable margin profile over the long term. Now let me walk you through our results in more detail. Revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 was USD 1.6 billion, up by 118% quarter-over-quarter and 139% year-over-year. Full year revenue was USD 3.6 billion, increased by 105% year-over-year. Gross margin was negative 40% in Q4 2025 compared to negative 79% in Q4 2024. For the full year, gross margin improved to negative 43% compared to a negative 57% in 2024. With full year revenue increased by 105% in fourth quarter revenue of 139% year-over-year, higher production volumes allowed us to better absorb fixed manufacturing overhead and improved operating leverage.

Recall that in fiscal year 2024, revenue was impacted by a onetime adjustment related to our free charging program. We applied the program respectively to all vehicles delivered through 31st of December 2024, which resulted in revenue reduction recorded in that quarter. If we exclude the impact mostly due to the free charging program, vehicles sold for which revenue has been deferred and NRV adjustments, we are seeing a clear view of the underlying improvement in our operating performance. Excluding these items, gross margin for Q4 2025 has been negative 28% compared to negative 26% in Q4 2024. On a full year basis, gross margin would have been negative 24% as compared to negative 32% in 2024. Moving to the operating expenses. R&D expenses were USD 114 million, increasing 7% quarter-over-quarter and 7% year-over-year.

R&D spending in the quarter was primarily driven by continued investment in our next-generation vehicle platforms and core technologies that, particularly in ADAS L2+, [indiscernible] and our EEI Poro architecture as quired ongoing model refreshing programs across vehicles.

R&D as a percentage of revenue was 7% the lowest in the past 5 quarters, reflecting the benefits of scale as revenue growth, our pace R&D spend, fixed R&D investment will leverage more efficiency across larger volumes improving operating leverage, while we continue to advance our core technology road map. SG&A expense were USD 391 million, increasing 126% quarter-over-quarter and 50% year-over-year. The sequential increase was primarily driven by higher marketing expenses associated with the launch of new models across multiple markets. During the quarter, we also booked approximately USD 236 million impairment for our North Carolina factory. This impairment charge is a one-off expense and reflects management's decision to take a disciplined approach to accounting adjustment, associated with changes in project timing and development assumptions. If [indiscernible] a change in our long-term shortens commitment to the U.S. market. And as Madam Thuy mentioned earlier, we expect to resume construction in the North carline factory this year.

Excluding this one-off impairment charge, SG&A expenses as a percentage of revenue would have been 10% compared to 24% in Q3 2025 and 40% in the fourth quarter of 2024. This improvement reflects the benefits of scale and the cost optimization achieved through our, transition to a dealer model. Adjusted EBITDA for the fourth quarter was negative USD 1 billion, a 20% decline year-over-year. Adjusted EBITDA margin came in at negative 65% compared to negative 80% in Q3 2025, a negative 129% in the prior year period. Adjusted EBITDA for fiscal year 2025 came in at negative 66% compared to negative 103% in fiscal year 2024. Excluding the impact mostly due to delayed revenue recognition, impairment charge relating to the U.S. factory and adjusting for NRV, adjusted EBITDA margin would have been negative 37% in Q4 2025 compared to negative 36% in Q3 2025 and negative 52% in the same period last year. Net loss for the quarter was negative USD 1.4 billion, net loss margin for the quarter improved to negative 89% compared to negative 186% a year ago, an improvement of 96% year-over-year. Since year 2025, net loan margin is negative 108% compared to negative 176% in fiscal year 2024, an improvement of 58% year-over-year.

Excluding the impact mostly due to delaying revenue recognition, impairment charges, which mostly is related to trends in project timing of U.S. factory and existing for NRV. Net op margin would have been negative 62% in Q4 2025 compared to negative 84% in Q3 2025, a negative 94% in the same period last year. Finally, EPS for fourth quarter of 2025 was negative USD 0.6, a decline of 15% year-over-year from fourth quarter of 2024. Full year 2025 EPS was negative USD 1.65 compared to full year 2024 EPS of negative USD 1.32. Excluding similar items, EPS for the fourth quarter of 2025 would have been USD 0.41 and full year 2025, it would have been USD 1.25, a decline of 15% year-over-year. CapEx for the quarter was USD 304 million an increase of 15% quarter-over-quarter and 25% year-over-year driven by CapEx across our new overseas factories and expansion at our Vietnam facilities. Total CapEx for 2025 was USD 922 million.

Finally, an update on our liquidity and previously announced grant and borrowings commitment in late 2024. As of the 31st of December 2025, VinFast's outstanding borrowings from Vingroup under this commitment was USD 430 million. The company received a total USD 1.1 billion disbursement from our founder person to the grant agreement. Our total liquidity as of 31st of December 2025 is USD 3.1 billion, which reflects cash funding commitment from Vin Group and our founder and [indiscernible] facility. Turning to our 2026 outlook. As Madame Thuy noted earlier, SCO will be the key driver of operational efficiency. This will be supported by our priorities of expanding manufacturing capacity, strengthening product competitiveness, and accelerating international expansion, we expect revenue growth in 2026 to be driven by a combination of higher volumes, modest improvement of ASP and product mix evolution across markets. Operator, let's open for Q&A.

[Operator Instructions]

We will take our first question and the question comes from the line of Lisa Seng from Finvest.

Operator, let's go to the next question.

Your question comes from the line of Jesse Sobelson from BTIG. Jesse Sobelson, your line is open. Please ask your questions.

Operator, while we get the live questions, let's move on to the WebEx questions. We've got a few of them.

The first question we have is from Jesse actually. There have been rumors you'll be interested in launching a hybrid vehicle. Can you confirm this is something you're interested in pursuing? And if so, how could it impact your future financial results? Anne, would you like to take this question?

Certainly, well, VF REV was planned for launch in Vietnam starting 2027 with overseas rolled out expected over time. The development basically leverages our existing best platforms and incremental R&D requirements will be fairly manageable. We also expect limited impact on broader R&D priorities for the next couple of years as we have very well planned out our R&D road map, our ADAS as well as our EE architecture.

Our EV for us is viewed as a practical interim solution to expand EV accessibility and address a broader market segment as opposed to a material shift. Thank you.

Thank you, Ann. The next question is from Sang of PSC. Congratulations on the quarter's results. Could you please elaborate on the drivers behind the narrowing of the gross profit loss and whether these improvements are sustainable in the coming quarters. Additionally, could you share the recent results or achievements in your key export markets and the company's plans for these markets going forward. Lan Anh, would you like to take this?

Okay. So for the narrowing of the gross profit loss, the improvement is mainly driven by on optimization and production go supplier pricing, localization and engineering optimization. And we believe these drivers are sustainable. The [indiscernible] is reduction in bone costs at V6 around 13% in V7 around 23% in board reduction. In 2026, we expect further improvements across multiple models with around 20 up to -- I think maybe the 30% cost reduction supported by our decision to next-generation vehicle platforms in the following years.

So we also expect a moderate roll 5% annual bond optimization. for the part of the international markets, we also saw a very strong ramp-up in deliveries in Indonesia, the Philippines and India in Q4 2025. With the international deliveries accounting for about 17% of total deliveries. And for India, we also have India positioned as a strategic long-term growth market. And well, for the other markets like Indonesia and the Philippines also that we leverage for the brand winners with the cooperation GSM for the brand awareness, both for the consumer like perspective. So we expect that we can boost our overseas sales in 2026 also.

Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question we have is a macro question. So I think Madame Thuy would take this. with oil prices trending higher, do you expect that to influence EV adoption dynamics? And separately, could you comment on the current macro environment and how that could potentially affect VinFast operating outlook?

Thank you, Amanda. Well, we -- I think everywhere Vietnam as well, we -- immediately, we saw the impact of higher oil prices. when people started switching to EVs or even for the white healing of taxi, we started seeing people choosing consciously our GSM platform because the normal taxi. Higher oil prices reinforced the long-term EV value position as consumers focus more on total cost of ownership. So fuel prices may influence short-term sentiment, but structural EV adoption drivers remain affordability, product availability and charging infrastructure. which are everything that we're working to work to.

Our strategy focused on improving cost competitiveness and expanding the product lineup to broaden EV accessibility. We monitor macro developments closely, especially now, but no material impact on operating outlook at the states right now. Our expansion focus on markets where EV adoption remains early with strong long-term growth potential. Our priority remains scaling production improving cost efficiency and executing the product road map well, the industry commentary suggests about $4 per gallon gasoline could accelerate mass EV adoption. So in some of the states in the U.S. right now, we're exceeding that level as well.

Thank you, Madam Thuy. The next question on -- from the Webex is regarding our North Carolina factory. It's good to share an update about the North Carolina factory. Could you elaborate on your decision to proceed with a U.S. manufacturing presence when EV demand is expected to be slower? And could you also share some more color on the impairment charge that you took?

So like for the last years, right, we've been saying that we are committed to the U.S. market and U.S. is an important market to us. And we still commit to that. U.S. still remains an important strategic market for us and U.S. manufacturing base provides flexibility as the market conditions and regulations involved. North Carolina factory construction expected to resume this year. We have been working in the background towards them and the SOPs targeted for 2028. For out of prudence, we recorded $236 million impairment in Q4 2025. This was a one-off charge reflecting the revised project timing. However, we expect that the -- we will reverse this impairment in the future as the [indiscernible] construction means that will start again. Again, there's no change to long-term commitment to the U.S. market.

Thank you, Madam Thuy. The next question is regarding our ADAS strategy. How much of the cost reduction will come from simplifying the hardware stack or tailoring features to different markets? Anne would you like to take that question?

Well, I think, first of all, the next-generation ADAS stack will launch with refreshes in the VF 6, VF 7. SOP is started to be from the second half of 2026 onwards. So it will be a combination of both simplifying the hyper stack as well as tailoring features to different markets that will really be the anchors of our strategy. So the new architecture basically will use more integrated computing and simplified hardware stock. And at the same time, we're also increasing the component of in-house development in order to reduce reliance on third parties and being able to tailor the features to different markets. And both of these features, as I've mentioned, will help us lower the cost I hope that answers the question.

Thank you, Anne. And the next question is regarding the company's CapEx plans. What -- can you please share what the company's CapEx plans are for 2026? Lan Anh, would you like to take this?

Yes. Okay. So in 2026, most of the -- our CapEx is still going into building out the core manufacturing footprint roughly USD 400 million for domestic and around USD 600 trillion for international factories. And then additional CapEx like for machinery and equipment. So in 2026, 2027, our CapEx needs a continuation of our intention to scale our manufacturing globally as we position the overseas factory as export hubs. We expect to incur CapEx for 2 of Indonesia and India factories. And CapEx for one of U.S. factory, as Madam Thuy just mentioned. So that's a kind of action to account for the future business plans to introduce a scooter and buses also in those markets.

Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question is regarding the VF 7. Can you walk us through the VF 7's current status for North America, specifically where it stands in the regulatory approval process, expected time line for deliveries and weather production will come out of the India or Vietnam facility. And separately, any update on dealership and service center expansion in the region? Madam Thuy, please?

So we are preparing to bring the BF 7 to the U.S. before the end of the year. I think we're pretty much done with all the regulatory approval process. homologation and other approvals. I think the target is to start the production by the end of next month and with the plan to bring the VF 7 soon after. This is going to be -- this is a midsize crossover SUV. So in that segment. And we focus on the customer experience, the future competitiveness and ownership value rather than other features. So this is going to be a very good addition to the market and will help elevate the VF 8 as we bring more VF 8 to the market.

Regarding the dealers, the dealership network the service center, we -- until -- I mean, with all the uncertainties in the U.S. market with the EVs in the U.S. and the automotive tariff, right? So until we have the factory open in 2028, we will take a very disciplined approach with expanding our dealership network. And I think this year, we're looking to add more like 2 [ modules ] in California or sell what EV sell the most and we maintained the existing dealership network. I think our focus is trying to make sure that the dealers will be profitable and retain the dealers that we're willing to invest in the brand and continue to stay with us for the long run.

In terms of repair, the service shop. Our strategy is to expand also the third-party service network. Last year, I think in California alone, we added about 55 service shop. This year, we're adding a few malls, but what is more important is to improve the quality of the service network and gradually really improve and improve the quality of those service network rather than focusing on the quantity.

Thank you, Madam Thuy. Operator, can we check for live questions?

Your question comes from the line of Jim McIlree from Chardan.

Yes. you've talked about the gross margin improvements and the BOM cost improvements that you're looking for this year -- when do you think that you can achieve a positive gross margin. Is that something that could happen at the end of this year? Or is that something that's more likely to occur in 2027?

Jim, thank you for the question. Lan Anh, over to you.

Yes. So for profitability of favor, especially I mentioned about gross margin, you see that for the book we assisted with the many selling manufacturers like we focus on the execution milestones, say margin improvement. So for VinFast, we have the 2 primary levers like the first one for the high good deliveries, as costs, of course, manufacturing, R&D and SG&A, improving operating leverage. And also for the banker, yes, we have the next-generation platforms designed with the optimized architecture.

The next-generation vehicle is also expected to deliver around 30% to 40% lower of the new of materials, I mean the onco versus modules. And because these modules scale in production because we have the production expansion. The unit economics are expected to improve [indiscernible] fully. And in a vision that for platform transition and volume ramp and continue for the cost discipline expected to make the path to profitability increasingly like visible over the medium term. But a lot of things to do to boost for the margin improvement for both Vietnam and also for the overseas. And we expect that like I said, the path to profitability, increasingly visible over the -- like, [indiscernible] For the CapEx for this year, we expect that around USD 1.6 billion for cash spending CapEx and for R&D with the next-generation model. So we expect that we spend around USD 1.4 billion for R&D.

Yes. There seems to be no further questions. Please stand by. We do have a question in the queue. Your question comes from the line of Jesse Sobelson from BTIG.

There is no response, and we have no further questions in the queue.

Thanks, operator. Actually, Jesse had sent in his question on the WebEx, so I'm going to read it out. This is regarding our guidance of 300,000 global EV deliveries in 2026. From a manufacturing standpoint, are you already capable of producing at that annualized run rate today and what are the key [indiscernible] on either utilization, supply chain labor or localization that needs to happen to support that volume? There's also been discussions of competitors expanding their manufacturing footprint into Southeast Asia and namely Vietnam.

So how do you think about -- how do you want investors to think about VinFast for differentiation, whether it's product, pricing, ecosystem or after sales? And where do you believe you have the most defensible advantage over the next 12 to 18 months? Thank you for that question, Jesse. That's very comprehensive. Madam Thuy, over to you.

Yes. So absolutely, we're capable of manufacturing and delivering that volume, at least 300,000 vehicles in 2026. Regarding the 300,000 or at least 300,000 delivery target for 2026, the growth will mainly be driven by Vietnam and our core Asian markets. From a manufacturing perspective, we already have sufficient capacity. I think with -- as I mentioned in my speech, with facilities in [indiscernible] Haan India, our combined capacity exceeds 600,000 vehicles per year already, so that will support our growth target.

As an example, our flagship factory in haifarm has ramped up to above 70% capacity at the end of 2025 and still have headroom to produce more. From the supply chain perspective, we have developed a global supply network of 1,700 partners and about 800 suppliers that ready to supply to us. Well, I think on your second question, beyond pricing, we differentiate through our EV ecosystem including the rollout of the big green testing infrastructure and the expansion of GSM [ rehealing ] fleet, which has built the long-term consumer confidence. Over time, our scale increases and our ecosystem matures, we expect promotions to normalize with differentiation increasingly driven by great value to money, the vehicle products and enhance ownership experience and after-sales service.

And of course, the best-in-class warranty coverage. So I think those are the differentiating poise between us and other competitors that might want to enter Southeast Asia and Vietnam, in particular.

Thank you, Madam Thuy. Our next question is regarding robotics manufacturing. Can you give us a sense of the time line for when VinFast would begin manufacturing robots for the robotics companies within the Vingroup ecosystem and would that require additional CapEx or changes to existing production lines? Anne, would you like to take this, please?

Sure. Thanks, Amanda. So basically, I think humanoid robot trials are already planned for the second half of 2026 across 2 of our factory plants in Vietnam for certain operational tests, and we'll continue to conduct ongoing devaluation of robotics integration within our smart manufacturing road map and making sure that the humanoid or the robot arms visual AI programs work seamlessly with what we currently have, which is already fairly highly automated. And at the same time, we also do not want our testing to disrupt the core EV production because the plant has [indiscernible] is basically operating at full capacity and the one in Haiteng that is also ramping up very fast. So I'm very excited, and we hope to share further updates in the coming quarters.

Thank you, Anne. Our next question is from Harry of Edison Research. Could you possibly give a little bit more color on the geographic breakdown of the e-scooter growth you're expecting this year? Will the majority of the growth be driven by an increased number of scooters sold in Vietnam? Or do you expect it to be driven by international markets? And a follow-up question is, should -- with this growth, should we expect e-scooters to have a meaningful margin impact moving forward? Madam Thuy, please?

Well, so last year experienced a very strong growth in scooter for us, and that was all in Vietnam. This year, we expect to expand to 5 international markets in Asia as well. As you know, you go to Asia, you see mostly -- you see a lot of wells vehicles in Asia. So this is a very strong market, just beyond Vietnam. But we expect most of the growth for 2026 will still come from Vietnam for various reasons, driven by like the policy tailwinds in Vietnam, including the expected restrictions on gasoline multibag in Hanoi and Ho Chi Min cities, the 2 big cities in Vietnam in my -- in the middle of 2026.

And then focus on the largest segment of 2 wheels, the student and daily commuters. So the adoption is accelerating as well. I mentioned the international expansion before. So there will be -- we will expand into India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. Another interesting fact about our e-scooter is the battery swapping rollout by Big Green that reduces the charging batteries especially for people that scooter or used 2-wheel vehicles from food deliveries or for delivery purposes. So as of January 2026, there are already 4,500 battery stopping station in store across Vietnam, supported by retail and logistics partnership. Well, as the 2-wheeler segment scale, we expect it to become an increasingly meaningful contributor to both revenues and profitability for infos and it will be a great support for our 4 wheels business.

Thank you, Madam. We are just at about time. So we're going to end with the last question from the WebEx regarding our guidance. Can you provide a breakdown or give us a sense of which markets or models do you expect to contribute the most to your target of at least 300,000 EVs this year?

Well, I think even for 2026, the primary growth expected still from Vietnam and the core Asian markets. There will be new models, launches in India, Indonesia and the Philippines and the expansion of GSM operations in international market will also drive the growth as well. We are building the dealership network across Vietnamn and Asia. So just those are the factors that would help drive the EV guidance to at least 300,000 vehicles this year.

Thank you, Madam Thuy. Operator, that concludes the earnings call.

Thank you. That does conclude our conference for today. Thank you for participating. You may now disconnect.

Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to VinFast Auto Limited Third Quarter 2025 Earnings Call. [Operator Instructions] Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded.

I would now like to turn the call over to your first speaker today, Ms. Nguyen. Please go ahead.

Thank you, operator, and good morning, everyone. Welcome to VinFast quarterly earnings call. Joining me today are Chairwoman of the Board, Madam Thuy Le; Deputy CEO of Investment, Ms. Vuong Pham; and our CFO, Ms. Lan Anh Nguyen.

Before we begin, please note, today's call will include forward-looking segments under U.S. federal securities law. These statements reflect our current views on future events, financial operational performance and other matters that involve first and uncertainties which may cause actual results to differ materially. Please refer to our most recent filings with the SEC for a discussion of these risk factors. We will also reference certain non-GAAP financial measures A reconciliation of these measures to the most directly comparable GAAP figures, along with explanation of their use is included in our presentation issued earlier today.

With that, I would like to invite Madam Thuy Le to begin the management remarks.

Thank you, [indiscernible]. Hello, everyone, and thank you for joining us today. In addition to Lan Anh, our CFO, I'm very pleased to have Vuong Pham, Deputy CEO of Investment on the call with us today. This quarter impact marked a significant milestone. We became the first automobile brand in Vietnam to surpass 100,000 vehicle sales within the first 3 quarters of a single year. This follows 13 consecutive months, explanations by selling carmaker, underscoring our unrivaled leadership in the domestic automotive market.

Growth across our core international markets also continued to gain momentum. Before I go into the country update, I would like to start with the 3 key takeaways for this quarter. First of all, VinFast remains in growth mode, both at home and abroad. In the third quarter, we delivered 38,195 EVs, representing a 74% increase year-over-year and 7% quarter-over-quarter growth. For the first 9 months of 2025, VinFast delivered 110,362 EV to customers globally. -- representing 149% increase year-over-year. We remain on track for our 2025 guidance to at least double the volume.

We had 3 and 5 together contributed 47% of total deliveries, while the green series accounted for 25% of deliveries. We delivered 120,052 scooter and e-bike, representing a 535% increase year-over-year. and 73% quarter-over-quarter growth. The number of EV deliveries to related parties, including GSM, represents 26% of total deliveries. E-scooter deliveries to related parties, including GSM, accounted for less than 1% of total volume, reflecting overwhelming demand from retail consumers. The strong momentum in our e-scooters volume showcases the accelerated electric 2-wheelers following the announcement of a new policy to restrict gasoline motor life from entering central district in Hanoi and Ho time City, starting in late 2026.

In Vietnam, we are strengthening our leadership position by broadening our EV e-scooter lineup and deepening our presence in the B2B fleet channel. Internationally, we continue to expand our green mobility ecosystem, a key differentiator for Impact while growing our dealership network and introducing new products at each market matures. The second takeaway for this quarter is about investing in innovation, which is central to impact long-term competitiveness.

Our R&D investments are focused on 3 critical areas: vehicle platform, electrical and electronic architecture and autonomy. And we will share more details shortly on this exciting road map.. Last but not least, we are prioritizing top line growth through targeted investments while dealing cost rationalization as a disciplined medium-term priority. As I have shared before, finding the balance between growth and cost remains a long-term priority. This principle continues to guide our decisions as we invest in expansion and R&D in the near term to strengthen our foundation for the future.

Let me provide more color on this [indiscernible] remarks. Now let me go into the details update by market, starting with Vietnam. Based on aggregated data from Vietnam's automobile manufacturer association and domestic manufacturers. The auto industry reported a mixed result for the quarter with sales deepening in August due to a typhoon before rebounding in September. The industry delivered 94,593 passenger vehicles flat compared to Q3 2024 volumes, where [indiscernible] volumes grew 82% year-over-year during the same period.

During this quarter, we ramp up production of the B3 at the Hain factory and launched 2 new models, the limo Green, the 7 seater NPD received strong market response with over 2,000 units delivered in September. We also proudly delivered the LAKHOme-900LX fleet to the Ministry of Foreign Affan marking the first [indiscernible] EV certified to VPN [indiscernible], one of the most recognized international tenders for vehicle [indiscernible]. In our 2-wheeler segment, we continue to see strong momentum. As policies accelerate the phaseout of [indiscernible] motorbikes, consumers are looking to switch to electric two wheelers. In fact now offers the full product range of electric 2-wheelers from affordable models for students to premium options for professionals. 2 new exclude models with expanded range are planned for 2026.

[indiscernible], an affiliated charging company is expanding by structure nationwide. Now turning to our international market, starting with India. Our CD3 in Tamilnadu commenced operations this out turning with an initial local suppliers. We plan to further expand our local supplier network to enhance localization and strengthen the Make in India footprint of our vehicles. Sales in our first month in India exceeded our internal forecast, reflecting a decisive market degen and a stronger start than any of our previous [indiscernible] launches.

In October, VinFast [indiscernible] within the top 8 for EV registration in the country. As of September 13, we opened 20 dealer stores announcing financing partnerships with leading domestic banks and third-party as service network. Moving over to Indonesia, where the overall auto market declined about 11% year-over-year from January to September [indiscernible] EV sales perfectly to around 55,000 units, up from about 43,000 units a year ago. [indiscernible] Association recently and it's now right fit amongst the top 5 DEV brands year-to-date and 15 amongst the 45 automotives. Despite temporary disruption from the August protest, we have expanded our dealership network to 33 locations.

Year-to-date, VinFast has captured approximately 5% of Minonesia's BV market. Indonesia is the first market where we introduced our green mobility ecosystem in partnership with GSN an affiliated company. GSN now operates in 4 cities in Indonesia. I serve passenger Jakarta, can Hatta International Airport. With [indiscernible] using VinFast vehicles on the road and weekly emerging as the second largest charging network in Indonesia. We are strengthening awareness infra holistic offering and setting ourselves apart from other OEMs.

In the Philippines, we are capitalizing on this momentum with a stronger marketing push in the last quarter to build awareness around our core products to be [indiscernible]. We are introducing a digital value guarantee program this month and expanding our battery subscription model. These programs are unprecedented in the Philippines auto market. and we are proud to be pioneering such consumer first policies. [indiscernible] continues to grow in line with overall market. As of September 30, we had 32. As consumer confidence in impact growth, local enterprises are also embracing our green mobility vision. GSN Philippines has partnered with penta Motor to deploy [indiscernible] endorsements of our sustainable mobility model.

In the U.S., we opened our first dealership in California and aim to strengthen brand visibility across the U.S. by partnering with our dealer network. Through Joy participation in major events such as 5 Expo in Chicago, New York and Dallas, a key markets where our top dealers are based, we strengthened collaboration and amplify their local market presence. Planning also continues for our local manufacturing facility, which will support our long-term U.S. growth strategy.

Over in Europe, our debut at [indiscernible] were with marking an important milestone for VinFast entry into Europe commercial vehicle segment. Our EV [indiscernible] city bus already met UNECE and CE standards is now available for auto in Europe, while the more compact beat when they introduced at a later stage. The Middle East, we announced our strategic partnership with the Arabian Automobile Association to launch comprehensive posthire systems for minas customers across 6 countries in the region. Taking a step back, when we look at the progress that we have made across our international markets, we recognize that as a new engine, it will take time for both our brand and green mobility ecosystem to fully mature. From expanding our dealership network to improving charging accessibility through [indiscernible] and ensuring consumers benefit from the competitive total cost of ownership, we are executing our vision to make sustainable mobility accessible to everyone with deliberate thoughtfulness and discipline.

As we look ahead, innovation remains at the heart of our journey. With that, let me turn it over to Anh, who will share more about our exciting development and how these investments are shaping VinFast features.

Thank you, Madam Thuy Le. At VinFast Mobility Day held at Haifeng Automotive Factory on November 10, we unveiled our product innovation and R&D road map as we're investing in shaping the future of mobility in years to come. In 2026, Vinfast will offer 3 distinct brands. The first one, VinFast, comprised of smart EVs for everyday life designed for mainstream consumers who want reliability, safety, technology, attractive cost of ownership and best-in-class warranties. The Green series, EV solutions for commercial purpose and raise utilization for fleets.

And last but not least, the LAC Home Series, which is designed and catered to the altraluxury market that embodies Vietnam's hospitality, premium materials and quality craftsmanship. We're investing in the latest technologies to enhance customer experience and strengthen our competitiveness. VinFast is evolving its technology stack around 3 pillars: vehicle platform, architecture and autonomy. By increasing commonality and reducing components, our next-generation platform will be more cost efficient to produce and have more enhanced features. We are also reengineering our EE system into zonal architecture. All cost software will now be owned and controlled by Vincor suppliers to provide standardized hardware platforms.

The centralized computing hub, which is essentially a vehicle supercomputer enables rapid OTA updates faster feature deployment and consistent system stability. Finally, on autonomy, VinFast is taking a 2-step approach towards our ADAS, autonomous driving road map choosing to work collaboratively with external partners while strengthening our in-house capabilities. At Mobility Day, we unveiled a demo of our robotaxi project whose intelligence system utilizes low computing power and vision-only technology. This approach allows for lower hardware costs, higher energy efficiency and greater scalability.

Our vision is that Vinfast will be a multi-brand, full-line EV manufacturer, banning passenger, commercial and autonomous segments. We will move from building EVs to building an entire mobility ecosystem for everyone, everywhere. With VinFast still very much in its growth phase. Achieving our vision requires continued investment in R&D to strengthen our long-term competitiveness. There are still significant white space opportunities across our core markets, and our strategy remains to stay nimble and responsive to market dynamics, while creating the right conditions for sustained EV adoption over the long term.

With that, I will now hand it over to Lan Anh, who will walk you through the financial highlights for the quarter.

Thank you, [indiscernible]. I'd like to frame our financial results, winning the context of our 100,000 vehicle milestone, a significant achievement reaching at time. Now let me walk you through our results in more details. The company's strategy in Q3 2025 continued to focus on driving top line growth. As a result, total revenue was USD 719 million, representing a 47% year-over-year increase and 9% quarter-over-quarter. We entered Q4 2025, which shown on the backlog from the Green series.

Cost of goods sold for this quarter was USD 1.1 billion, an increase of 85% year-over-year and 21% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting the continued ramp-up in deliveries. Gross margin was negative 56.2% in the third quarter of 2025 compared to negative 24% in third quarter of 2024 and negative 41.1% in the second quarter of 2025. Gross margin this quarter was primarily impacted by the recognition of cost of used for vehicles already delivered under customer contracts, while the revenue recognition will occur in the subsequent period. [indiscernible] was USD 176 million and reflects a timing difference rather than an economic loss.

We also recorded higher warranty costs in the U.S. and Europe as we ship it to third-party service workshops, excluding the impact mainly due to the line revenue recognition and NRV adjustments. Gross margin would have been negative 17.1%, an improvement from negative 20.8% in Q2 2025 and negative 27.3% in the same period last year. Turning to the operating expenses. R&D expenses were USD 106 million, an increase of 15% quarter-over-quarter and 28% year-over-year as we booked the development cost for the green series LHON and easy van and for models that we plan to launch on our new vehicle platform in 2026.

As a percentage of revenue, our R&D in Q3 2025 was 15% marking the fit consecutive quarter where this is under 20%. Our existing models will undergo a technology refresh on the new vehicle platforms which will drive additional R&D in 2026. SG&A expenses for the quarter was USD 172 million an increase of 27% quarter-over-quarter and 25% year-over-year. The higher SG&A expense was due to an impairment charge of USD 49 million that we booked for the battery project [indiscernible] close of our D2C showrooms in the U.S. and Europe.

Adjusted EBITDA, which excludes net loss from financial instruments was negative USD 576 million, and adjusted EBITDA margin was negative [indiscernible] excluding the impact mainly due to the delayed revenue recognition and reassessment adjusted EBITDA margin would have been negative 33.1% compared to the negative 44.9% in the same period last year. Net loss for this quarter was similarly impacted. Net loss was negative USD 953 million, and net loss margin was negative 132.7%. Excluding the impact mainly due to delay revenue recognition and [indiscernible], Net loss was negative [indiscernible] compared to negative [indiscernible] in the same period last year. CapEx for this quarter was USD 261 million, an increase of 24% quarter-over-quarter and 108% year-over-year driven by CapEx for the new factories overseas and for the expansion in Vietnam.

Finally, an update on our liquidity and the previously announced RAN and borrowing commitment in late 2024. As of 30th of September, Vinfast outstanding borrowing from Wingo under this commitment was USD 460 million. The company received a total of USD 1.1 billion, this percent from the our folder person to the ground agreement. Our total available liquidity as of 30 September is USD 3.7 billion, which reflects cash proceeds from the Novitex spin-off transaction, [indiscernible] commitment from Vingroup, our [indiscernible] and e-lock facility.

Operator, let's open for Q&A.

[Operator Instructions] Our first question comes from the line of Anand Balaji from Kanto FitzGerald.

This is Anand on for Andres Sheppard at Cantor. Congrats on the quarter. So I just wanted to start with some autonomy items from the Mobility Day a couple of weeks ago. So I was wondering maybe what's your expected time line and cost expectations for developing your autonomy stack. Last we spoke, there's a lack of formal regulatory framework in Vietnam for EV. So what are the potential gating factors for this?

While we we developed both the autonomy back mostly internally as well as leveraging other suppliers. So I think next -- the plan for launching is next year in 2026 for the low-cost version for like Bobo Taxi in our Indigo ecosystem in we development probably around 2028.

Got you. And for the second question, I was wondering if you could refresh us on your capital needs and potentially when are you guys targeting a positive gross margin. If we could just get a little color on your trajectory on that front.

Well, I think as of now, we have our total liquidity is like $3.7 billion at the end of the quarter. So we're good for another 18 months based on our current projections. Yes. And so right now, we're keeping our head down to execute on our operational milestones, and we wait for the market to be better for EV.

Our next question comes from the line of James McIlree from Chardan Capital Markets.

I was -- can you help me understand the percent of sales in Q4 you think are reasonable to come from outside of Vietnam. That is in the first 3 quarters, it's been 90% to 95% of the vehicle sales in Vietnam and the question is, is that likely to continue in Q4? Or is there a larger contribution from non-Vietnamese locations in Q4?

Jim, [indiscernible] you. I think in Q4, you will see a little bit more from outside of Vietnam. Proportionately a little bit more from outside of Vietnam than in the first 3 quarters. The ramp-up will be mostly come from India, a little bit from Indonesia and some smaller relative data from U.S. Europe as well. It takes time for our overseas market to [indiscernible] take a few more months to -- for manufacturing for for the whole organization to quit to function [indiscernible] seamlessly, but it's coming. You're going to see maybe your portion next year coming from overseas months.

Okay. Appreciate that. And secondly, it was mentioned that there would be an increased R&D in order to support the new platform. I was hoping you could help me understand how much that increase might be? Are we talking a 5% increase over current levels, a 20% increase over current levels. I'm just trying to get a feel for how big that increase might be.

So I think Lan Anh will give you a little bit more specifics. But basically, I think this year, we have to spend about $1.6 billion in the CapEx and R&D. And we have spent about N1.1 billion in the first 3 quarters. over 35% is capitalized and for the new models and products like uplift refreshes and over 65% is to build the CKD facility in -- across Asia in [indiscernible], in Vietnam, India and Indonesia. And I think most of -- for the new platform, most of it has been spent so far. This makes like -- we already launched the new platform on the Limonand we started rolling out on 2 other models in 2026. So most of the spending [indiscernible].

Lan Anh, you want to go further into details.

Yes. So for the R&D for the new platform that we focus in 2025 to 36 million and the spend for R&D is expected to noise from 2027. And actually, for the flexible payment timing, we cannot manage the pace of spending to ensure about the target to launch the new platform also improved for the loan cost optimization.

You're talking about [indiscernible] cost optimization. That's actually a very good point to some of the vehicles, right? The one cost can be reduced by the 20%. So really, I mean, the investment is [indiscernible].

Okay. And one more, if I might. When we think about the new platform in 2026, can you give us an idea about how many of the units might come from the new platform.

How many units per year, how many units which vehicle.

As a percent of sales for 2026, what percent of sales will come from the new platform?

Pretty much Asia when all come from the new platform pretty much. I think probably around 80% would come from later 70%, 80%, and then the rest of our platform. But at the beginning of the year, they all roll out gradually in the new year. So at the beginning of the year, there will still be legacy platform. And then is that pulling out 1 by 1 in the maybe a little bit positive what we something.

There are currently no more questions from the phone line. Please continue.

Thank you. We have the first question from the webcast audience as more dealerships closed in the U.S. as our minicars plans for long-term support. Minami, if you like to take the question?

Well, we -- realistically, we're waiting for the new platforms to be developed to to roll out in like North America and Europe to together to profitability. So we're not going to -- given the in the U.S. given the tariff situation. And the instability in the EV market. We just need to see how that settles before we kind of push hard in the U.S. So there would only be like this year and maybe next year as well, there would only be a certain number of vehicles that we can share across the duress. So we -- of course, we we would like our -- the dealerships that are committed to us to be profitable and have enough vehicles to get to profitability quickly. So I think until we see some growth and stability in the U.S. market.

We don't intend to open ship is that we cultivate the relationship with the existing pillars and make sure that they can get to profitability faster.

We have the next question from the webcast. Why did loss per car increase Q-over-Q in Q3 despite surge in volume? What should we expect for loss of car in October and Q4. Ms. Lan Anh, would you like to take the question?

Yes. For the high loss for this quarter, that's primarily due to the certain orders that we already delivered the -- our betas, but yet recognized as revenue. Even though the related growth like our vehicle transfer our stock, -- that's because for the revenue recognition in line with the accounting standards. So we get recognized as revenue. So the revenue is expected to be recognized for the -- in the subsequent period. So on an adjusted basis, excluding these orders, the results show a slightly a slight improvement compared to the previous quarter.

We have the next question from the webcast. Please provide 2026 guidance for [indiscernible] delivery volumes and EBITDA expectations.

So we plan to release our 2020 guidance only next year. And we expect that we maintain a strong growth trajectory in 2026. Because we prioritize volume expansion to reach the economies of skills.

We have the next question from the webcast. Do you plan to introduce a hybrid model? And when will we launch, [indiscernible] you should like to take the question?

Well, as an integration-driven company, our RME team continuously explore advanced technologies, including powertrain solutions, to enhance product performance and deliver superior customer experience. So today, our core team strategy remains focused on fully EV. The decision to launch any new product undergoes rigorous testing and commercial validation, and we'll only do so once these standards have been fully met. At the moment, we're not working on any hybrid in the R&D plant.

We have the next question from the webcast. You mentioned a solid order backlog going into Q4, which models are seeing the strongest demand within that backlog? And are you on track for 2025 targets.

So as mid-October, we are seeing a very strong order backlog from the Green series, particularly the Remo, the new EV 7 seater and the [indiscernible] green which together make up about 50% of our total backlog. So we kept deliver enough vehicles to meet our backlog. In October, deliveries in Vietnam surpassed 20,000 units, making Vista support brands in the country to sell more than 20,000 cars in a single month. And in Vietnam alone, we have cumulatively delivered over 120,000 EVs. We remain positive about our 2025 guidance. And I think we are going to have -- we're reaching a 30,000 vehicle delivery per month. So that's [indiscernible].

We have the next question from the webcast. Regarding the cooperation agreement with Saigon Gray, what is the rationale for entering into a [indiscernible] development where cash flow should be focused on vehicle production, are there any near-term plans to enter other real estate projects or partner with [indiscernible].

While our core priority remains VP innovation and driving costs down and the technology refresh program is fully funded with the cash that [indiscernible] mentioned earlier. -- and the liquidity that we secured for the next few years. The investment cooperation that Ventas recently entered into is a 5-year passive investment under which Vinta may contribute up to around USD 800 million in C&D equivalent, while our partners provide development rights and expertise. The investment assures full capital recovery of the investment amount of around up to $800 million, million at maturity, generating a committed pretax profit of approximately above USD 830 million, subject to the full amount of committed investments being invested.

The capital contribution is supported by unused funds or spare liquidity to the extent that it has not been been used. And the disbursement of capital is expected to be in line with the implementation progress of the invested project without materially affecting operating cash flow or global EV manufacturing and expansion plans of impact.

We have the next question from the webcast. Will ASP need to be much lower compared to Q3 in order to achieve '25 volume guidance?

So far in 2025, our ASP has been weighted towards our more portion models. So for the full year, we expect that the S3 5 to make up just under 50% of total deliveries. So for the rest of the year, and I'm hoping you [indiscernible] our current sales bank point to more like balanced mix [indiscernible] on one side and the green series along with the [indiscernible] saving on the other, especially at being ramping deliveries for India. So for ASP, we're assuming it remains roughly flat in the coming periods. The hydro ASP from the [indiscernible] is expected to be offset by the slightly lower from the green series.

We have the next question from the webcast. Could you give us an update on the production ramp-up at [indiscernible]?

There has been in factory, it's ramping up very well. It is currently producing 15 jobs per hour compared to the maximum of 35 jobs per hour. We've shifted production of our smaller models from Hitoshi as well, and the plant has already produced several thousand via 3 units in the third quarter as part of its ramp-up. Looking ahead halting will be the main production site for the Minow, VSI and the EC band.

We have the next question from the webcast. As you look into 2026, which markets or product lines will be interested growth driver.

Well, in 2026, we expect more contribution as the green series scale more. and the new VF-67 platform will come online. These products are designed to be more competitive, both from the cost as well as market perspective. So the contribution should build steadily as we move through 2026 and into 2027. Across our international footprint, we anticipate no meaningful volumes coming from India, Indonesia and the Philippines as we explain the lineup in each of the markets. Vietnam will remain in our anchor market in the near term. For the next year, we expect Vietnam to account for roughly 70% to 80% of total deliveries. With the balance coming from international markets as they continue to go up.

We have the next question from the webcast. Healthy battery costs tracking in the past few quarters? How is it expected to trend in the upcoming quarters?

I think the battery costs have continued to decline quarter-over-quarter expanding the downward trajectory established in 2024. On the average, we have seen battery prices come down by approximately 10% or 12% year-over-year across various models. We are transitioning to a new more cost-efficient battery generation underpinned by our suppliers of technology advancement that mean meaningfully lower unit cost -- and also, we expect like further cost optimization going forward, driven by continued improvements in very technology and manufacturing efficiency.

We have the next question from the webcast. Further sharing regarding the new lines of [indiscernible] you mentioned 3 brands. Can you share the philosophy around that? And what is the fee percentage for each line brand to contribute.

Thank you. I think, first of all, it is still a little bit early for us to break out the expected financial contribution from each brand. The primary objective behind establishing the 3 brands is really to sharpen our customer segmentation, ensuring that each brand has a clearly defined audience and purpose with a portfolio that spans more than a dozen models, creating [indiscernible] brand spaces help our customers immediately understand what each line represents and which use case are the brands serve. Strong brand segmentation also allows us to fine-tune pricing strategies, tailor our marketing messages and run more targeted campaigns for each customer group.

It helps us to optimize our product road map and go-to-market approach by reducing overlap and minimizing cannibalization between brands. Over time, as the brand architecture matures and our market scale, we'll also have better visibility to comment on individual brand contribution towards our top line and bottomline.

We have the next question from the webcast. [indiscernible] VinFast and big green planning to accelerate the rollout of its battery swap network for E-scooters.

Okay. So we do plan to leverage the strategic partnership to accelerate the rollout of batteries suffering for the scooter in Vietnam. So we're doing is working with the really large retail organizations in Vietnam, like [indiscernible] retail, the life side electronic retail network with detailed [indiscernible] to allow us to put the [indiscernible] at the shop locations, colocate shopping station with the postal and distribution hubs for [indiscernible]. So this not only gives us access to large high traffic site, but also create synergies with existing delivery and shipping fleet to scale even faster, you could explore franchise, our revenue-sharing model that we did with the EV battery EV charging stations. And we expect that the corporation as well as the rollout of the battery stopping location to increase very quickly, especially now that in major cities in Vietnam, like in Hanoi 2 cities for mid-2026, was the 2-wheeler internal combustion engine 2-wheelers [indiscernible] allowed in central locations.

Yes. Thank you, Madam, Thuy Le. And on that topic, we also have another question your 2-wheeler business has delivered exceptional volume growth this year. And we have seen at least 1 major legacy competitor publicly acknowledge the impact that recent government policies have had on the sales. VinFast appears to be one of the clearest beneficiaries of this policy to ship towards encouraging electric 2-wheelers with these tailwinds in place, how are you thinking about the outlook for two-wheeler business in 2026?

I think in 2026, we -- the two-wheeler business for VinFast will grow at an accelerated level. Demonstrative of the ongoing electrification amikacin and policy towing Indietnam. While we have not provided the guidance for two-wheeler business, yes, this has been continuously increasing our production in response to the market opportunities and remain optimistic about the outlook for this market segment. This year is the first time we have seen two-wheeler volumes outpaced four-wheelers in our business. And this segment contribution to overall revenue is still under 10%.

So next year, it's going to be a big year for 2 wheelers in Vietnam and together sale. So I mean we target like 1.5 million 2-wheelers in deliveries in 2026. -- in Vietnam loan. So about 50% of the total new sales in Vietnam. So that is our target. And we will start rolling out in -- I think, earlier in the year, in Indonesia, in the Philippines and later in the year in India and maybe other markets as well. So it's going to be next year, it to be a good year for [indiscernible].

Thank you. And we have the next question from the webcast. How do you view Vinfast international markets in terms of near-term profitability versus long-term ecosystem development?

Thank you. Well, first of all, we past does not disclose profitability on a market-by-market basis. As with most global OEMs, the development of our ecosystem in new international markets will take time to reach scale and mature as what Madam Tree has explained a little bit earlier on this call. It's important to underscore that we manage profitability at the enterprise level, reflecting the full portfolio of products, regions and ecosystem services rather than evaluating performance by individual model or individual geography.

Thank you, Ms. Ann. We have the next question from the webcast. Can you provide a little bit of update on the North Carolina facilities?

Let's still not change our plan to head our North Carolina facility, SOP by 2028, and we will provide more updates on the assumption of construction in 2026.

We have the next question from the webcast. Can you please break down the liquidity runway that the company has continued to implement its strategy over the next 12 months. Ms. Lan Anh, would I like to take the question?

So for the -- our total liquidity as of the 30th of September, 2025 is USD 3.7 billion providing us with like approximately 18 months of runway of support operations and [indiscernible] -- so like for the cash and cash equivalents, we had the USD 349 million. We have the -- like the USD 930 million of the fundraising commitment from vehicle at USD 137 million from the [indiscernible] and the remaining from like the ELO activity and also for the announced competitive Novatec speed up transaction.

We have the next question from are new dealerships currently in the pipeline do plan to open in California. Madame Thuy Le [indiscernible].

Yes. We are exploring a few dealership candidates in California right now with the opening of the dealership post sells in San Diego in August. Right now, we still have 2 or 3 territory opened in California for applications. And in California accounts for about 45% of the EV sales in the whole U.S. So we can't -- we need strong pricing in [indiscernible].

On the U.S. topic, we have the next question from the webcast. How much inventory does VinFast have in the U.S.? And do you expect to sell in the U.S. in 2026.

So VinFast has practically reached [indiscernible] vehicles to the U.S. before the -- before April 20. The remaining stock is still sufficient for a few months of sales and we are planning new shipments to the U.S. as well.

Thank you, Madam Thuy Le. Thank you, Ms. Lan Anh and Ms. Vuong Pham. That's all the questions we get from the webcast today. Thank you, everyone, for attending. Operator, back to you.

Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, that does conclude today's conference call. Thank you for your participation. You may now disconnect your lines.