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To own VinFast today, you need to believe the company can turn strong domestic EV delivery momentum into scale, while managing high cash burn and ongoing funding needs. The closed US$470.62 million shelf registration and record November deliveries in Vietnam support near term balance sheet flexibility, but do not remove the key risk around liquidity and potential shareholder dilution.
Among recent developments, VinFast’s disclosure that it had a quarterly cash burn of US$607 million in Q1 2025, with a projected US$2–2.5 billion annual burn, feels especially relevant. The fresh shelf capacity and record domestic volumes sit directly against this backdrop of heavy funding requirements, which remain central to how investors may think about catalysts like further expansion in Vietnam and across Southeast Asia.
However, investors should also be aware that the company’s reliance on external funding and the possibility of future equity issuance could...
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VinFast Auto's narrative projects ₫177527.7 billion revenue and ₫8991.9 billion earnings by 2028.
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Five members of the Simply Wall St Community value VinFast between US$4.05 and US$88 per share, showing sharply different expectations. When you set those views against VinFast’s sustained cash burn and liquidity risk, it underlines why you may want to compare several perspectives before forming your own.
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