Vietnam beer output up 30.99 percent in February / +15.27% YoY, +18.08% YTD

Vietnam produced 420.39 million litres of beer in February, up 30.99 percent from 320.94 million litres in January, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Office.

Year-to-date output reached 741.33 million litres by the end of February.

Listed beer companies

Key beer firms listed on the Vietnam stock exchange include:

Hanoi Beer Alcohol and Beverage Joint Stock Corporation (BHN)

Hanoi Beer Alcohol and Beverage Joint Stock Corporation (BHN) is based in Hanoi and produces well-known beer brands, including Hanoi Beer and Truc Bach. (BHN)

In February, BHN shares moved from 32.90 to 32.00, a change of -0.90 (-0.03 percent).

Foreign ownership moved from 728,607.45 to 728,599.44, a change of -8.01 (0.00 percent).

Saigon Beer – Alcohol – Beverage Corporation (SAB)

Saigon Beer – Alcohol – Beverage Corporation (SAB) brews and distributes beer and beverages under brands such as Saigon and 333. (SAB)

In February, SAB shares moved from 49.90 to 48.40, a change of -1.50 (-0.03 percent).

Foreign ownership moved from 5,336,213.04 to 5,338,829.50, a change of 2,616.46 (0.00 percent).

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Vietnam’s beer industry

Vietnam’s beer industry is one of the largest in Southeast Asia, supported by a young population, rising incomes, and a strong social drinking culture.

The market is dominated by major domestic players such as Sabeco and Habeco, alongside international brewers including Heineken and Carlsberg, all competing across mass and premium segments.

Beer consumption in Vietnam has moderated in recent years due to stricter drink-driving laws and changing consumer behaviour, though volumes remain high by regional standards.

Growth is increasingly shifting toward premiumisation and on-trade channels, even as regulatory pressure, tax policy, and evolving health awareness continue to shape the industry’s outlook.

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Vietnam beer industry news

Beer industry performance

In 2025, listed beer companies reported lower revenue as demand weakened, but overall net profit edged higher due to tighter cost control.

Sabeco remained the dominant profit contributor despite declining sales while Habeco recorded btoh revenue and profit growth.

Beer stocks continued to lag the broader market, reflecting limited liquidity and muted investor interest despite relatively stable sector profitability. Read more→

The data

TABLE: Vietnam beer production in February 2026