Decision 2054 keeps state ownership unchanged at 15 groups and corporations through 2030, with EVN and PVN remaining 100% state-owned. For banks and aviation and maritime firms, the State will restructure to directly hold at least 65%: VIMC will fall from 99.469% to 65%, BIDV and Vietcombank will move to 65% or above, and VietinBank will rise from 64.46% to 65%. Vietnam Airlines' state ownership is set at 86.42% under the target to 2030. As of end-2025, the country had 695 state-owned enterprises, holding about 4.5 million billion VND in assets and contributing about 390,000 billion VND to the budget.
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Original headline: Nhà nước tiếp tục giữ sở hữu 100% vốn tại EVN, PVN
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