According to the Top 100 most tax-paid businesses in 2025 ranking just released by CafeF List (Private 100), F88 is currently ranked 81st.
This enterprise has contributed VND 496.2 billion to the State budget through taxes and financial obligations as prescribed.
In which, value-added tax (VAT) reached 333.7 billion VND, corporate income tax reached 48.7 billion VND and personal income tax reached 77.4 billion VND, along with other taxes, fees and financial obligations.
These figures reflect F88's commitment to fully fulfilling its obligations to the State, and at the same time show that the effectiveness of business operations is transformed into practical values for the economy.
PRIVATE 100 is a ranking recognizing private enterprises with outstanding contributions to the State budget. Not simply reflecting the scale of operations, the ranking is also a measure of business efficiency, level of legal compliance, transparency in governance and enterprise responsibility to the economy.
A representative of F88 shared that being in the Top 100 private enterprises contributing the largest amount to the State budget in Vietnam is a recognition of F88's sustainable development efforts.
As a business operating in the alternative finance sector, F88 aims to promote inclusive finance by providing transparent, convenient and accessible financial solutions.
At the same time, it contributes to expanding access to formal capital sources for people and small businesses, groups of customers who have faced many difficulties in accessing traditional credit.
Each loan disbursed not only meets the financial needs of an individual but can also help maintain the operation of a store, supplement working capital for a business household or create conditions for employees to overcome urgent financial needs. From millions of transactions carried out over the years, F88 has contributed to maintaining capital flows for the household economy and individual economy - an important component of the Vietnamese economy.
These efforts continue to be reflected in the business results in 2025. F88 recorded revenue of 3,840 billion VND, an increase of 42% compared to the previous year; pre-tax profit reached 907 billion VND, an increase of 102% and exceeding 35% of the set plan.
The business serves about 1.4 million customers nationwide. Notably, the rate of customers returning to use F88's services has continuously improved year by year, from about 50-55% in 2024 to 67% in 2025 and continuing to reach 68% in the first quarters of 2026.
This index reflects the increasing level of customer confidence in service quality, and also shows that the strategy of putting customers at the center and investing in customer experience is bringing efficiency.
Stable business growth not only creates a foundation for F88 to fully fulfill its obligations to the State budget but also contributes to creating spillover values for the economy.
With a network of nearly 1,000 transaction offices nationwide, F88 creates jobs for thousands of workers, while forming a value chain with many partners in the fields of finance, insurance, technology and retail.
Ms. Tran Mai Thao - Finance Director of F88 shared that in the first 8 months of the year, the company is estimated to achieve VND 1,077 billion in pre-tax profit, completing about 95% of the full-year plan; outstanding loans reached about VND 9,400 billion. The enterprise expects to exceed the milestone of 1,000 transaction points in September and aim for about 1,050 stores in 2026.
In parallel with expanding its financial network, F88 is also gradually developing a service ecosystem, including the insurance sector with the NNX brand, and plans to pilot some new products and services in the second half of the year.
With a growth orientation associated with efficiency, transparent governance and expanding the ecosystem, F88 is gradually consolidating its position in the alternative financial sector, while creating more practical values for customers, shareholders, employees and the economy.
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