Vietnam’s Mavin Group was recently honored with two prestigious awards, Top 100 Sustainable Businesses in Vietnam (ESG100) and Top 10 Vietnam Green ESG Enterprises 2025 in the High-Tech Agriculture Sector (ESG10).
The two awards recognize the group’s continuous efforts in ESG implementation, green growth, and sustainable development.
The awards are two reputable rankings announced for the first time by the Finance – Investment Newspaper (under the Ministry of Finance) in collaboration with Viet Research, aiming to recognize leading enterprises in sustainable development aligned with Environmental (E), Social (S), and Governance (G) criteria.
Meeting standards
Meeting rigorous evaluation standards, Mavin was honored in both ESG100 and ESG10 categories, affirming its commitment to sustainable development throughout more than 20 years of operation.
The group has not only maintained efficient business performance but also pioneered green growth models, deep-rooted social responsibility practices, and modern, transparent governance systems.
Environmental protection
With a green development strategy and a commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, Mavin has implemented a range of impactful initiatives across all three ESG pillars.
Environmental protection has been a key focus, with specific actions such as:
Certifications
Mavin is also a pioneer in obtaining internationally recognized certifications for its sustainability efforts, including:
“For Mavin, ESG is not a choice. It is a long-term strategy closely tied to corporate responsibility and sustainable value for the community,” the company stated.
With its closed-loop value chain model ‘From Farm to Table’, Mavin continues to assert its pioneering role in the agri-food sector, aiming for long-term sustainable development for people, communities, and the environment.
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