The company received recognition at the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 Summit 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City on Nov. 3, marking its second consecutive year among the region’s 500 largest companies by revenue. Its parent company, Stavian Group, participated as a partner sponsor.
Held in Vietnam for the first time under the theme “New Horizons, Enduring Growth,” the summit brought together government representatives, business executives, investors and industry experts to discuss Southeast Asia’s economic outlook and growth opportunities.
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Dinh Duc Thang (Tony, C), chairman of Stavian Group, receives a certificate recognizing Stavian Chemical’s inclusion in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list. Photo courtesy of Fortune |
The annual ranking, released in June 2026, lists the region’s largest companies by revenue.
Stavian Chemical recorded year-on-year revenue growth of 3.4% and profit growth of 9.3%.
At the summit, Stavian Group Chairman Dinh Duc Thang met executives from other ranked companies and regional business partners to explore potential cooperation.
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Representatives of Stavian Chemical and other companies featured in the 2026 Fortune Southeast Asia 500 ranking attend the summit in HCMC. Photo courtesy of Fortune |
Stavian Group also joined a panel discussion titled “Building the AI Growth Engine,” represented by Le Dang Dung (Julian), chairman of Stavian Hightech Infrastructure Joint Stock Company.
Dung discussed the roles of digital infrastructure, energy and investment in advancing artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting the need for strategic technology infrastructure to support digital economic growth in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
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Le Dang Dung, chairman of Stavian Hightech Infrastructure, speaks at the “Building the AI Growth Engine” panel discussion. Photo courtesy of Fortune |
Stavian Chemical said it would continue improving corporate governance and operational efficiency, expanding its partner network and diversifying raw material supplies for industrial customers.
The company operates within Stavian Group’s broader ecosystem, which focuses on four strategic areas: industry, technology, energy and trade. It aims to strengthen its role in regional and global supply chains while pursuing long-term growth.