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Truong Gia Binh

How much is Truong Gia Binh Worth? Truong Gia Binh Net Worth in 2026

$ 280 million
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$9,200,000 / year
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Truong Gia Binh’s net worth is estimated at $280 million as of November 2026. At the start of 2025 his FPT shares were worth roughly $610 million at today’s exchange rate. Since then the stock has lost more than half its value, and the founder of Vietnam’s best-known technology company now owns a stake worth about $257 million.

Net worth $280 million (our estimate, range $260 million to $300 million)
Estimated annual income About $9 million in FPT dividends (2025 payout)
Born 1956, Nghe An Province, Vietnam (about 70)
Country Vietnam
Known for Co-founder and chairman of FPT Corporation
Main income sources FPT shares and dividends

How much is Truong Gia Binh worth in 2026?

About $280 million, by our estimate. Nearly all of it is one block of FPT stock, which makes the figure easy to check and hard to hold steady: it moves every trading day on the Ho Chi Minh City exchange. We valued his shares at the closing price on November 10, 2026, converted at 25,568.54 dong to the dollar (the mid-market rate shown by XE that day), and added a modest figure for dividends he has collected.

How we got to $280 million

Source Our estimate What it rests on
FPT shares, about 129 million $257 million He held just over 117.3 million shares (6.89%) on June 30, 2026, per the half-year governance report. A 10-for-1 bonus issue in September adds about 11.7 million, assuming he did not trade. 129.03 million shares at 50,900 dong (November 10 close) is 6.57 trillion dong.
Cash from dividends $28 million Our assumption. FPT’s 2025 dividend of 2,000 dong a share paid him about 234.6 billion dong, or $9.2 million. We assume he has kept the equivalent of three years at that rate.
Family shares $0 Not counted. His sister holds 25 million shares and his daughter about 476,000. They are not his.
Total $285 million Rounded to $280 million.

The $355 million slide

FPT shares hit 133,400 dong in early 2025, the Phap Luat newspaper noted in July 2026. On the holding he had then, that peak valued the stake at 15.65 trillion dong. Today’s holding, after the bonus issue, is worth 6.57 trillion dong. Our calculation: the gap is about 9.08 trillion dong, or $355 million at today’s rate. Adjusted for the bonus shares, the peak price works out to about 121,300 dong, so the stock now sits 58% below it.

The fall did not come in one crash. The shares started 2026 at 95,700 dong, closed at 74,100 on the day of the April shareholder meeting, The Investor reported, and were down to 66,800 by July 15. That July drop alone took nearly 3,400 billion dong off his holding since January, the same July report calculated. FPT’s whole market value on November 10 was about 96 trillion dong, roughly $3.75 billion, market data show.

A food technology company that sold computers

FPT was founded on September 13, 1988 by 13 scientists led by Binh. Its first name was the Food Processing Technology Company, and it kept the initials when it changed its name in 1990, the company’s history records. Binh had studied mathematics and mechanics at Lomonosov Moscow State University, graduating in 1978 and earning a doctorate there in 1982, his biography says.

The company listed on the Ho Chi Minh City exchange on December 13, 2006, the first Vietnamese IT firm to do so. FPT Software, the outsourcing arm whose biggest foreign market is Japan, was set up in 1999. Binh served as chief executive until 2009, again as interim chief from 2012 to 2013, and has kept the chairman’s seat.

What FPT is betting on in 2026

At the April 16, 2026 shareholder meeting, Binh told investors FPT was going through a “rebirth” and should adopt AI or fall behind. The company’s own account of that meeting says its two AI factories, in Vietnam and Japan, were running at about 70% capacity and had processed more than 1.1 trillion tokens, and that FPT had signed a $256 million AI contract with an Asian energy group, FPT said. Shareholders approved targets of 58.58 trillion dong in revenue and 11.63 trillion dong in pre-tax profit for 2026.

His 6.89% slice of that planned profit would be about 801 billion dong, or $31 million, by our math. He does not receive it as cash. What reaches him is the dividend, and FPT has said the 2026 payout can be up to 2,000 dong a share. On 129 million shares that would be about 258 billion dong, or $10 million.

Why other estimates disagree

Public estimates for Binh run well above ours for two reasons. Some were struck when the stock traded above 90,000 dong, and some count the whole family block of over 142 million shares (8.39% before the bonus issue, Viettimes counted) as his. The family block at today’s price is worth about $310 million, and his own shares about $257 million.

What would move the figure

The FPT share price, almost entirely. Every 1,000 dong move in the stock changes his stake by about 129 billion dong, or $5 million. A recovery to its April 16 close of 74,100 dong, about 67,400 dong once adjusted for the bonus shares, would add roughly $83 million.

Truong Gia Binh net worth FAQ

What is Truong Gia Binh’s net worth?

We estimate $280 million as of November 2026. About $257 million of that is his roughly 129 million FPT shares at the November 10 close.

How much did Truong Gia Binh make from FPT dividends in 2025?

FPT paid 2,000 dong a share for 2025. On his holding that came to about 234.6 billion dong, or $9.2 million, before tax.

How much FPT does Truong Gia Binh own?

His stake was 6.89% on June 30, 2026, just over 117.3 million shares. With the 10-for-1 bonus issue in September, that becomes about 129 million shares if he did not trade.

How old is Truong Gia Binh?

He was born in 1956 in Nghe An Province, so he is about 70. He earned a doctorate from Lomonosov Moscow State University in 1982.

Why did Truong Gia Binh’s fortune shrink?

FPT stock fell from a peak of 133,400 dong in early 2025 to 50,900 dong in November 2026. By our math that cut the value of his stake by about $355 million.

How is his net worth estimated?

We multiply his disclosed share count by the latest closing price, convert at the day’s exchange rate and add a dividend estimate. Family members’ shares are left out.

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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.