On March 30, at the Vietnam Gold Star Awards 2021, TNG Holdings Vietnam and its two subsidiaries – TNR Holdings Vietnam and TNS Holdings Vietnam – received the awards. This is the first year that TNG Holdings Vietnam and its members participated in the awards and achieved such impressive outcome.

For its achievements, TNG Holding Vietnam and TNR Holdings Vietnam entered to the top 200 Vietnam Gold Star Awards 2021; notably TNS Holdings Vietnam caved a spot in the top 100 Vietnam Gold Star Awards 2021.

The success of TNG Holdings Vietnam came from projects such as TNR Goldmark City, that was honoured among “Vietnam’s most liveable urban areas” by the Vietnam Real Estate Association and Reatimes readers, and TNR Stars Bim Son honoured as “Vietnam’s best township design” by Dot Property.

Besides this, TNG Holdings Vietnam and its subsidiaries, scooped many prizes for the Best Mixed-Use Developer, Best Industry Real Estate Developer, and the top 100 CSI Enterprises, among others.

TNG a multi-industry group in Vietnam, providing optimal integrated solutions, bringing convenience to customers and the society. Meanwhile, TNR is a professional real estate investor and developer.

Albeit officially entering the real estate market for a short time, TNR has quickly recognised the potential of satellite urban areas and focused on developing product lineups such as TNR Stars and TNR Grand Palace.

Meanwhile, TNS provides services in real estate management, human resource management, digital transformation, and IT solutions.

By 2025, the group is set to embark on a comprehensive restructuring journey to grow into an investment group and gradually reach the global market. Accordingly, TNG focuses on long-term investments in real estate, banking and finance, and hospitality, as well as asset management, human resource services, and IT.

Undergoing 18 years of development, the Vietnam Gold Star Awards honour best-performing enterprises that help to enhance Vietnam’s values and national pride, making active contributions to the industrialisation, modernisation, and international economic integration.

The combined revenue of the 200 honoured enterprises surpassed $32.47 billion. They contributed $1.7 billion to state coffers and created jobs for more than 450,000 labourers. TNG and its subsidiaries contributed nearly $608.7 million, creating jobs for more than 14,000 labourers.