Vietnam produced 538.76 million m 3 of natural gas in March, up 31.38 percent from 410.08 million m 3 in February 2026, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Office.
Year to date output reached 1,446.29 million m 3 by the end of March.
Listed gas companies
Key gas firms listed on the Vietnam stock exchange include:
CNG Vietnam JSC (CNG)
CNG Vietnam JSC (CNG) produces, transports, and distributes compressed natural gas to industrial clients across southern Vietnam. (CNG)
In March, CNG shares moved from 25.95 to 24.40, a change of -1.55 (-0.06 percent).
Foreign ownership moved from 166,017.56 to 166,178.56, a change of 161.00 (0.00 percent).
PetroVietnam Gas JSC (GAS)
PetroVietnam Gas JSC (GAS) produces, transports, and distributes natural gas and LPG nationwide. (GAS)
In March, GAS shares moved from 107.90 to 78.30, a change of -29.60 (-0.27 percent).
Foreign ownership moved from 11,264,599.38 to 11,282,888.14, a change of 18,288.76 (0.00 percent).
Petrolimex Gas Corporation (PGC)
Petrolimex Gas Corporation is a Vietnamese energy company specialising in the distribution and trading of liquefied petroleum gas for households, commercial users and industry. (PGC)
In March, PGC shares moved from 16.75 to 13.85, a change of -2.90 (-0.17 percent).
Foreign ownership moved from 283,820.24 to 283,667.24, a change of -153.00 (0.00 percent).
PetroVietnam Gas Distribution JSC (PGD)
PetroVietnam Gas Distribution JSC (PGD) supplies compressed and liquefied gas to industrial and commercial clients. (PGD)
In March, PGD shares moved from 24.35 to 23.30, a change of -1.05 (-0.04 percent).
Foreign ownership moved from 25,613.79 to 25,540.09, a change of -73.70 (0.00 percent).
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Vietnam gas industry news
Recent industry developments include:
Gas cylinder prices jump
Retail gas prices in Ho Chi Minh City rose to a record VND 600,000–661,000 (US$22.8–25.1) per 12-kilogram cylinder from April 1, up VND 95,000 from late March.
PV GAS LPG Southern said prices increased by VND 7,917 per kilogram, with 45-kilogram cylinders rising to nearly VND 2.5 million (US$94.9). Read more→
Port fees waived to reduce fuel costs
Hai Phong authorities are considering waiving port infrastructure fees for petroleum businesses to support fuel supply stability.
The proposal would set fees at zero for liquid cargo, including petrol, oil, and gas, for the final nine months of 2026. Read more→
Fuel tax cuts to go ahead
Vietnam’s environmental protection tax, value-added tax, and special consumption tax on gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel have been cut to zero to April 15, 2026.
The policy is expected to reduce state budget revenue by about VND7,200 billion (US$273.3 million) per month during the period. Read more→
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Vietnam’s natural gas industry
Vietnam’s gas industry is centred on offshore fields supplying domestic power generation and fertiliser production, with Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam) as the dominant operator.
Output is concentrated in southern basins such as Cuu Long and Nam Con Son, with gas transported via pipeline to major power and industrial hubs.
Domestic supply is under pressure from declining reserves, prompting plans to expand liquefied natural gas imports and develop new gas-to-power projects.
The sector is shaped by rising demand, infrastructure constraints, and policy priorities around energy security, diversification, and transitioning to lower-carbon fuels.
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The data
TABLE: Vietnam natural gas production in 2026
| Unit | March 2026 | February 2026 | MoM | YTD | Mar 26 / 25 | Q1 26 / 25 | |
| natural gas | Million m 3 | 538.76 | 410.08 | 31.38% | 1,446.29 | -1.12% | 0.27% |