Vietnam produced 1,895.59 thousand tons of gasoline and oil production in October, up 3.17 percent from 1,837.43 thousand tons in September, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Office.
Over the first ten months of the year, output reached 15,735.81 thousand tons.
Listed petrol companies
An Pha Petrol Joint Stock Company
An Pha Petrol Joint Stock Company (ASP) trades liquefied gas, petroleum equipment and materials, and transports petroleum products.
ASP closed at VND 4,810 on Tuesday down 0.13 percent with 158,000 shares traded, worth VND 77 million.
Foreign ownership in ASP is currently capped at 0.0 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 0.0 percent.
Petroleum Materials Distribution JSC
Petroleum Materials Distribution JSC (COM) trades petroleum products and distributes fuels and lubricants under the Petrolimex network.
COM closed at VND 31,000 on Tuesday down 0 percent with 0 shares traded, worth VND 0 million.
Foreign ownership in COM is currently capped at 49.0 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 0.2 percent.
SaiGon Fuel Joint Stock Company
SaiGon Fuel Joint Stock Company (SFC) trades and distributes petroleum products and lubricants in southern Vietnam.
SFC closed at VND 21,450 on Tuesday down 1.55 percent with 13,000 shares traded, worth VND 29 million.
Foreign ownership in SFC is currently capped at 0.0 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 0.0 percent.
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Vietnam’s petrol industry news
VND 0 revenue servo chain
Nam Song Hau Petroleum (PSH) reported zero revenue in Q3 2025 despite holding assets worth VND 10.53 trillion or about US$399.5 million, with accumulated losses nearing VND 1 trillion or US$37.9 million.
Analysts warn PSH faces a severe liquidity crisis, holding VND 4.68 trillion or US$177.6 million in unsold inventory and minimal cash reserves under 3 percent of assets, compared with Petrolimex’s 25 percent.
Petroleum shipping
Au Lac JSC, known for petroleum shipping, is preparing to go public amid significant internal shifts.
The company is also reportedly expanding into industrial parks, banking, and logistics and has taken on two Singapore-based investors, Polyscias and Coney Pearl, which it notes both occupy the same address in Singapore.
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Vietnam’s petrol industry
Vietnam’s petrol industry plays a central role in supporting the country’s transport, manufacturing and export sectors.
It relies on a mix of domestic refining capacity, led by the Nghi Son and Dung Quat refineries, and significant imports of crude oil and refined fuels to meet rising demand.
The industry is shaped by state regulation, strategic reserves policy and ongoing efforts to improve energy security through diversification of supply sources.
Vietnam continues to upgrade infrastructure, expand storage capacity and attract investment in distribution networks to ensure stable supply for a fast-growing economy.