In a volatile business world, Five Star Group chooses a different direction: silently investing in the human foundation and internal organizational strength. Behind that strategy is Chairman Tran Van Muoi, a typical Vietnamese businessman, a businessman who is steadfast with a long-term vision and a philosophy of development starting from within.

The group focuses on building an ecosystem where culture, spirit and personal capacity are systematically nurtured. Every change from process to management revolves around the goal of building an organization that is adaptable and grows sustainably from the root.
To be strong outside the market, you must be strong from within". This saying has become the motto of action throughout more than 20 years of Five Star's development. In the eyes of the head of the group, competitiveness is not in tangible assets but in the way of organizing to create value from people. Therefore, the group always dedicates significant resources to internal training and building a humane working environment.
Activities such as sports festivals, soft skills classes, or direct dialogues between leaders and employees are not only cultural "plus points", but also core components in the internal strength strategy. These initiatives help businesses retain talent and spark a sense of responsibility in all positions.

The clearest proof is the recent opening of the multi-purpose sports center at Five Star Eco City. Not only serving residents, this is also a space to connect and take care of the health of employees. The Group's sports festival just held here attracted hundreds of participants, affirming the determination to build culture from the foundation of health and human connection.
The philosophy of "internal strength first, market later" has helped Five Star maintain stability even when the real estate market stagnates or cash flow tightens. The spirit of solidarity becomes a "soft armor" to help the group overcome macroeconomic fluctuations. These values are the result of a long-term and continuous investment process.
The difference of Five Star is the unlimited empowerment at the management level. From construction engineers to operating staff, everyone is listened to and has the opportunity to rise up. The organization recognizes contributions with attitude and capacity instead of just relying on titles. This creates a progressive environment where everyone has the opportunity to develop.

From Mr. Tran Van Muoi's perspective, investing in people is not only a social responsibility but also a long-term investment. Although it cannot be measured immediately by profit, in the long term, it creates a solid foundation for the organization to stand firm in the face of challenges and proactively seize new opportunities.
Amidst the context of many businesses chasing market waves, Five Star Group's "build inside - be durable" strategy becomes a bright spot. That is proof of a sustainable development model - where the maturity of each person contributes to creating organizational strength. Although it may not be noisy in the media, this silence brings admirable strength: built from people, maintained by culture and developed by belief.