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Ho Hung Anh

How much is Ho Hung Anh Worth? Ho Hung Anh Net Worth in 2026

$ 1.6 billion
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$2,100,000 / year
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Ho Hung Anh’s net worth is estimated at $1.6 billion as of November 2026. He has chaired Techcombank since 2008, yet he holds just 1.1% of it himself. His wife and three children hold 16.5% between them, fifteen times his own stake, and one daughter spent about 2,100 billion dong on extra shares in late 2023, while still in her early twenties.

Net worth $1.6 billion (our estimate, range $550 million to $2.4 billion)
Born 1970
Country Vietnam
Known for Chairman of Techcombank, co-founder of Masan Group
Main income sources Techcombank shares held by him, his wife and children

How much is Ho Hung Anh worth in 2026?

About $1.6 billion, by our estimate. It is almost all Techcombank stock, which closed at 22,000 dong on November 10, 2026, converted at the mid-market rate of about 25,570 dong to the dollar that day. We count the shares held by Ho, his wife and their three children as one household fortune: the children are adults and their stakes were built up while he ran the bank. We leave out his sister-in-law’s 1.9% and anything tied to his brother. On his name alone, he would be worth about $100 million.

Adding up the $1.6 billion

Source Our estimate What it rests on
His own Techcombank shares $100 million 1.1% at June 30, 2026, applied to 10.63 billion shares now outstanding: about 117 million shares at 22,000 dong.
Wife, Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy $450 million 4.9% of the bank, about 521 million shares.
Children Ho Anh Minh, Ho Thuy Anh and Ho Minh Anh $1.06 billion 4.8%, 4.8% and just over 2%, together 11.6%, about 1,233 million shares. Crediting them to him is our judgment, explained above.
Masan Group $0 He holds no Masan shares directly. He held 47.6% of Masan JSC, the private company above Masan Group, in September 2015, per his partner’s biography. Whether he still does is not public, so we count nothing. If he does, his slice of that company’s Masan stock would be worth about $600 million at the November 10 price.
Total $1.6 billion $1,610 million before rounding.

The 50% share dividend that changed nothing

Techcombank paid a 50% dividend in new shares this autumn: 100 shares became 150, with a record date of October 30, 2026, CafeF reported. It issued 3,543,120,207 shares and lifted charter capital from about 70,862 billion dong to 106,293 billion dong. The share price fell to match, so the family’s wealth did not move. The count did. By our calculation the household’s 17.6% went from about 1,247 million shares to about 1,871 million.

Cash was a different story. The 2026 shareholder meeting approved a 7% cash dividend, about 5 trillion dong in total, Viet Nam News reported, after a record 2025 pre-tax profit of 32.5 trillion dong. Our calculation: 7% of par is 700 dong a share, so the household’s roughly 1,247 million pre-split shares collected about 873 billion dong, around $34 million, before tax. Ho’s own slice was about $2 million. We leave that cash out of the ledger because we cannot see what was kept.

Who holds what

The split comes from Techcombank’s half-year 2026 governance report, summarised by VietTimes and Doanh nghiep va Hoi nhap in late August. The family block totalled 19.75%, close to 1.4 billion shares at the time, the largest group of holders in the bank. Two years earlier the pattern was the same: in mid-2024 Ho held 39.3 million shares while his wife held 174 million, VietNamNet reported. His daughter Ho Thuy Anh lifted her stake from under 3% to nearly 4.9% in late 2023 for close to 2,100 billion dong, one report said.

Engineer, Masan partner, banker

Ho studied electrical engineering at Kiev Polytechnic University in Ukraine and took a master’s in human resource management at MADI in Moscow, his Tatler Asia profile says. He worked alongside Nguyen Dang Quang, and the two built Masan Group into a consumer goods and retail group. Ho joined Techcombank’s board in 2005 and became chairman in 2008. He gave up his Masan vice chairman role in 2018 to meet legal requirements before Techcombank listed its shares.

Why other estimates disagree

Public estimates for Ho run higher than ours, mostly because they credit him with the full 19.75% family block, his sister-in-law included, with an indirect Masan stake we cannot confirm today, or with private holdings linked to relatives. Some also date from August 2026, when the stock traded at 33,450 dong before the 50% share dividend, a level worth about 22,300 dong on today’s share count.

What would move the figure

Each 1,000 dong on the share price changes our figure by about $73 million, by our calculation on 1,871 million shares. The big unknown is a foreign stake sale: Reuters reported talks with BNP Paribas and KB Kookmin over at least 15% of the bank, which both played down. A deal would set a fresh price for every share the family owns.

Ho Hung Anh net worth FAQ

What is Ho Hung Anh’s net worth?

About $1.6 billion as of November 2026 by our estimate, from Techcombank shares held by him, his wife and their three children at the November 10, 2026 price.

How much of Techcombank does Ho Hung Anh’s family own?

19.75% at June 30, 2026, including his sister-in-law. Ho himself held 1.1% and his wife 4.9%.

How much did the Ho family get from Techcombank’s 2026 cash dividend?

About 873 billion dong, roughly $34 million before tax, by our calculation from the 7% payout on the family’s 17.6% stake.

What did the 50% stock dividend do to his stake?

Every 100 shares became 150 at the October 30, 2026 record date. The share count rose and the price fell to match, so the value was unchanged.

How old is Ho Hung Anh?

He was born in 1970, so he is 55 or 56.

Does Ho Hung Anh still own Masan shares?

Not directly. He held 47.6% of Masan JSC, the private holding company above Masan Group, in 2015, but his current share is not public. He left the Masan vice chairman role in 2018.

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How we estimate net worth

Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.

Last updated: November 2026.