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How VinFast’s New Indonesian EV Aftermarket Partnerships At VinFast Auto (VFS) Have Changed Its Investment Story

Simply Wall St·12/11/2025 17:30:05
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  • In recent days, VinFast Auto has signed agreements with five Indonesian companies, including Goodyear Indonesia, Dunlop, Denso Sales Indonesia, CARfix, and Scuto Paint, to build out a comprehensive aftermarket and after-sales ecosystem for its electric vehicles in the country.
  • Together with its push into full-scale EV production and new plants across Southeast Asia and India, these partnerships highlight VinFast’s attempt to pair regional manufacturing expansion with local service depth, aiming to make ownership and maintenance less of a barrier for new EV buyers.
  • We’ll now examine how VinFast’s new Indonesian aftermarket partnerships might reshape its investment narrative around Southeast Asian EV expansion.

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VinFast Auto Investment Narrative Recap

To own VinFast Auto, you need to believe it can turn heavy losses and high cash burn into scale and eventually better unit economics by winning share in fast-growing emerging EV markets. The new Indonesian aftermarket deals modestly support that thesis near term by reducing ownership friction in a key target market, but they do not change the central near term catalyst of proving sustainable demand outside Vietnam, nor the core risk around liquidity and continued funding needs.

The Indonesian agreements sit alongside VinFast’s broader Southeast Asian push, including its expanding manufacturing footprint in Vietnam, Indonesia and India and its progress at the Hai Phong plant. Together, these moves connect directly to the main catalyst of scaling volumes in emerging markets, where rising urbanization and EV adoption could help absorb fixed costs, even as persistent losses and limited brand recognition keep execution risk high.

Yet against this expansion story, investors should also recognize the growing concern around liquidity risk and potential dilution...

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VinFast Auto’s narrative projects ₫177,527.7 billion revenue and ₫8,991.9 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 48.9% yearly revenue growth and a ₫89,207.8 billion earnings increase from ₫-80,215.9 billion today.

Uncover how VinFast Auto's forecasts yield a $5.83 fair value, a 78% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

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Three fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range from US$5.83 to US$88 per share, showing how far apart individual views can be. Readers weighing these perspectives may want to set them against VinFast’s ongoing high cash burn and reliance on external funding, and then explore several alternative viewpoints before forming a view on the company’s long term potential.

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