Stavian Chemical makes Fortune Southeast Asia 500 for second consecutive year
Stavian Chemical ranked 227th on the 2026 Fortune Southeast Asia 500, with revenue up 3.4% and profit rising 9.3% year-on-year.
Stavian Chemical secured a spot in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list for a second consecutive year, as confirmed at the 2026 summit held in Ho Chi Minh City on November 3. The honor places the company among the region's largest enterprises by revenue. Stavian Group, its parent organization, also played a role by serving as a partner sponsor.
The summit, which took place in Vietnam for the first time under the theme "New Horizons, Enduring Growth," convened government officials, business leaders, investors, and industry experts to discuss Southeast Asia's economic prospects and growth prospects. The annual ranking, published in June 2026, identifies the region's largest companies based on revenue.
In 2026, Stavian Chemical reported a 3.4% increase in year-over-year revenue and a 9.3% rise in profit. At the summit, Stavian Group Chairman Dinh Duc Thang engaged with leaders from other high-ranking companies and regional business associates to evaluate possible collaborative ventures. Stavian Group also participated in a panel discussion titled "Building the AI Growth Engine," moderated by Le Dang Dung (Julian), the chairman of Stavian Hightech Infrastructure Joint Stock Company.
Dung emphasized the importance of digital infrastructure, energy, and investment in propelling artificial intelligence (AI) development, stressing the necessity of strategic technology infrastructure to bolster digital economic growth in Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asian region. Stavian Chemical outlined plans to enhance corporate governance and operational effectiveness, broaden its network of partners, and diversify its supply of raw materials for industrial clients.
The company functions within Stavian Group's wider ecosystem, which concentrates on four strategic domains: industry, technology, energy, and trade. Its objective is to reinforce its position in regional and global supply chains while striving for sustained growth.
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