Vietnam’s beer production reached 416.2 million litres in June 2025, up 5.7 percent compared to the same month in 2024, according to preliminary estimates from Vietnam’s National Statistics Office.
Cumulative output in the first half of 2025 totalled 2.13 billion litres, a modest increase of 0.7 percent year-on-year, suggesting flat demand growth.
Key figures:
- June output: 416.2 million litres
- May output: 388.1 million litres
- Six-month total: 2,132.6 million litres
- Year-on-year growth: 5.7 percent in June, 0.7 percent over six months
While Vietnam’s beer industry shows short-term recovery, the marginal year-to-date growth suggests market maturity or early signs of saturation, warranting closer attention to brand competitiveness and shifts in consumer behaviour.
The beer industry in Vietnam represents a significant component of the country’s economic activity and consumer market.
Historically influenced by French brewing traditions, the industry has grown to make Vietnam one of the region’s top consumers of beer.
The market is primarily controlled by a small number of large corporations.
These include domestic companies, such as Sabeco and Habeco, which produce well-known brands like Bia Saigon, 333 beer, and Hanoi Beer.
Additionally, international brewers, including Heineken and Carlsberg, hold a substantial market share through brands such as Larue and Huda.
See also: Vietnam’s Beer Industry 2025: Culture, Brands & Regulations