Prepared remarks
Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to VinFast's First Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Q&A webcast. Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded. I'd now like to hand the conference over to your first speaker today, Ms. Amandae Baey, Vice President of Investor Relations. Please go ahead, ma'am.
Thank you, operator, and good morning, everyone. Welcome to VinFast First Quarter 2026 Earnings Call. Joining me today are Chairman of the Board, Mr. Pham Nhat Quan Anh; Deputy CEO of Investments, Ms. Anne Pham; and our CFO, Ms. Lan Anh Nguyen. Before we begin this call, please note, today's call will include forward-looking statements under U.S. federal securities law. These statements reflect our current views of future events, financial operational performance, and other matters that involve risks and uncertainties. These may cause actual results to differ materially. Please refer to our most recent filings with the SEC for a discussion of these risk factors. We will also reference certain non-GAAP financial measures and a reconciliation of these measures to GAAP figures, along with an explanation are included in our presentation issued earlier today. With that, I would like to invite Mr. Quan Anh to begin with the management remarks.
Thank you, Amandae. I'm honored to assume the role of Chairman of the Board of VinFast at an important stage in the company's development. I would also like to express my sincere appreciation to Madam Thuy Le for her leadership and contributions over the past several years. Under her leadership, VinFast successfully entered international markets and established the foundation for its global expansion, helping bring the VinFast brand to customers around the world. Today, VinFast enters its next phase with a stronger foundation, a growing global ecosystem and a clear long-term strategic direction. As the company continues its transition towards a more asset-light operating model, we remain focused on strengthening operational execution, enhancing customer experience and advancing innovation in an era increasingly defined by software-defined mobility and autonomous technologies. Together with our leadership team, employees, partners, dealers, and customers, we remain committed to building a globally competitive mobility company positioned for sustainable long-term growth.
I look forward to working closely with all stakeholders as VinFast continues its next chapter of development and global expansion. Turning to recent developments in the global energy markets, higher oil prices continue to reinforce a long-term case for electrification, particularly across import-dependent economies. In Asia, where many markets rely heavily on oil shipments through critical routes such as the Strait of Hormuz, recent price volatility has had an immediate impact. This has accelerated government policy support aimed at reducing fuel dependence and strengthening energy security. As a result, Southeast Asia and other emerging markets are increasingly leading global EV adoption trends. This structural shift is translating into tangible demand across VinFast core markets and aligned closely with the green mobility ecosystem. In Vietnam, VinFast recorded a new daily sales high of 3,520 EVs on March 28, alongside a record month for the electric 2-wheeler orders.
To support and scale this momentum, VinFast has taken additional steps to strengthen its long-term operating model. These include a new strategic partnership with GSM and the spin-off of our Vietnam manufacturing assets. Together, the initiatives are expected to enhance financial flexibility and support the company's transition to a more capital-light business model. I will now pass it over to Anne to recap the key highlights of the quarter. Thank you.
Thank you, Quan Anh. Q1 2026 deliveries were 58,577 units, an increase of 61% year-over-year, despite being the seasonally slowest quarter. International deliveries accounted for 8%, while related-party sales accounted for 13%, meaning non-related parties accounted for 87% of deliveries. Q1 2026 electric 2-wheeler deliveries also rose 219% year-over-year to approximately 143,000 units, with the Evo and Feliz models making up 81% of deliveries. In March alone, VinFast received more than 135,000 e-scooter orders and shipped over 93,000 e-scooters to dealers in Vietnam. In Vietnam, total automotive sales grew 36% year-over-year in the quarter to approximately 162,000 units. VinFast continued to outperform the industry with EV deliveries increasing 61% year-over-year as we maintained our position as the #1 OEM for every month since September 2024 to date. While we have been at the forefront of driving Vietnam's EV adoption rate to approximately 40%, we continue to see significant runway for future growth.
In March, the government issued a directive calling for 50% of city public transportation to transition to EVs, alongside increased use of biofuels as part of a broader effort to reduce reliance on energy imports. Regarding Vietnam's 2-wheeler market, according to our internal research, our overall 2-wheel registered volume increased 26% year-over-year in Q1 of 2026. VinFast has rapidly emerged as one of the country's leading brands. In March, we crossed the 10% threshold market share for the first time, reaching a record 17% market share of the total 2-wheel industry and becoming the #2 player in the market, second only to Honda. Turning to international markets, Southeast Asia and India continue to be a core growth engine for VinFast. Across Indonesia and the Philippines, there are clear signs that EV adoption is moving beyond the early stage and VinFast's strategy is gaining traction.
In Indonesia, the BEV segment has outperformed the broader automotive market, with rising consumer interest since February, supported by higher fuel prices. In the Philippines, momentum has been particularly strong, with March sales reaching a new monthly high for VinFast. Together, these trends signify an inflection point for EV adoption in the region. A key driver of this growth is increasing B2B demand, particularly from fleet operators. Customer programs such as battery subscriptions and residual value guarantees are reinforcing VinFast's total cost of ownership advantage and supporting adoption at scale. VinFast continues to strengthen our position through new product launches and expanded distribution. In India, VinFast opened its 50th dealership during the quarter and remains on track to double its footprint by year-end. In less than a year, VinFast has launched three products, received multiple industry awards, and we expect to launch our 2-wheel business in India later this year.
At the end of the first quarter, VinFast was ranked the #1 BEV brand in the Philippines, the #4 brand in India, and the #8 brand in Indonesia. I would like to address our new strategic partnership with GSM. The partnership plays an important role in accelerating EV adoption in Vietnam as well as internationally for VinFast, while serving as an effective platform for brand building and free marketing. Under the new agreement, VinFast will supply GSM with approximately 1 million electric vehicles and 4 million electric scooters over the 5-year period of 2026 to 2030. GSM is eligible for incentives and commercial support, reflecting a combination of base discounts, volume-based incentives and go-to-market support. From an operational perspective, this partnership provides visibility into our order book, and in turn, this demand visibility is valuable during our scaling phase, especially in international markets, and supports eventual cost optimization.
We are also pleased to share another milestone in our long-term autonomy ambition. VinFast signed a memorandum of understanding with Autobrains, our Level 4 autonomy partner, and NVIDIA, who will be a key supplier for our Level 4 autonomy initiatives. The agreement unveiled on the 1st of June this year at the GPU Technology Conference in Taipei confirms that VinFast's future robotaxi platform will be powered by NVIDIA's Hyperion architecture, reinforcing VinFast's commitment to leveraging best-in-class technologies to support the development of advanced autonomous solutions. We'll be sharing further updates on our autonomous vehicle roadmap in due course. Now turning to the recently announced spin-off of our Vietnam manufacturing assets. VinFast has taken a deliberate and phased transformation of its corporate structure with the objective of building a leaner organization that enhances operational efficiency and supports scalable long-term growth.
In May of this year, VinFast announced a proposed reorganization under which certain assets and operations of VinFast Trading and Production, or VFTP, will be separated into a newly formed entity, VinFast Vietnam JSC, VFVN. VFVN is expected to hold VinFast R&D, intellectual property, sales and after-sales businesses, while VFTP will continue operating the manufacturing business in Vietnam. Following the separation, VinFast will transfer its interest in VFTP to a group of purchasers led by Future Investment Research and Development Joint Stock Company for approximately USD 530 million. The transaction has been approved by shareholders and remains subject to customary closing conditions. The reorganization will not affect the company's international operations, including its manufacturing facilities in Indonesia and India. Parties to the transaction will enter into a long-term manufacturing agreement to ensure continuity across production, supply chain and customer deliveries.
Importantly, the transaction does not change VinFast's commitment to manufacturing scale, product quality or customer service. Strategically, the new structure also enables VinFast to concentrate resources on higher value activities, including R&D, design, software, and go-to-market capabilities, while improving capital allocation and management focus on innovation and growth. Now, I would like to turn it over to Lan Anh to cover the financial results and outlook. Lan Anh, please.
Thank you, Anne. Revenue for the first quarter of 2026 grew 41.7% year-over-year, a strong start despite the Lunar New Year seasonality. Q1 2026 gross margin was negative 73.6%, compared to negative 46.4% in Q4 2025, and negative 35.2% in the same period last year. The pressure on this quarter's gross margin was primarily driven by USD 192 million revenue deduction, representing approximately 20% of revenue related to the extension and amendment of certain free charging programs across our markets. Under these programs, eligible VinFast vehicles sold through 10 February 2029 will receive free charging benefits for up to three years. Accordingly, USD 192 million was recognized for all vehicles sold through 31 March 2026, as this is the value of the extended benefits. The extended charging program was introduced to accelerate EV adoption, enhance customer affordability and total cost of ownership and support early-stage market development, particularly in Vietnam and other Asian markets.
In addition, similar to the prior quarter, gross margin was impacted by revenue deferral on certain vehicle sales and net realizable value adjustments, which represent approximately 12% and 14% of revenue respectively. Excluding these items, we continue to see a clear improvement in the underlying operating trajectory of the business. On this adjusted basis, gross margin would have improved to negative 22.5% in Q1 2026, compared with negative 47.2% in Q4 2025, and negative 28.1% in Q1 2025. Moving to the operating expenses. R&D expenses were USD 101 million, decreasing 12.4% quarter-over-quarter, and increasing 25.8% year-over-year. The increase in R&D costs compared to the first quarter of 2025 was attributable to R&D costs for the Green models, Lac Hong, and models that VinFast plans to launch on its new vehicle platforms and E/E 2.0 architecture in 2026. The decrease in R&D costs compared to the fourth quarter of 2025 was attributable to the completion of certain projects, including the Green model, in the fourth quarter of 2025.
R&D as a percentage of revenue was 11%, as compared to 12.4% in the first quarter of 2025. SG&A expenses were USD 101 million, decreasing 73.9% quarter-over-quarter and 32.3% year-over-year. The decrease compared to the first quarter of 2025 and the fourth quarter of 2025 was primarily attributable to no impairment charges being required in the first quarter of 2026, whereas impairment charges were recognized in the prior period. SG&A as a percentage of revenue was 11%, compared to 23% in the first quarter of 2025. Adjusted EBITDA for the first quarter was negative USD 783 million, decreasing 29.9% sequentially. On a year-over-year basis, adjusted EBITDA loss was adversely impacted because of the extended free charging program. Excluding the impact mainly from the extended free charging, revenue deferrals on certain vehicle sales, and net realizable value adjustments, adjusted EBITDA margin would have been negative 32% compared to negative 46.2% in the same period last year.
Net loss margin for the quarter was negative 121.6% as compared to negative 95.8% in Q4 2025, and negative 108.5% in the same period last year. Excluding the impact mainly from extended free charging, revenue deferrals on certain vehicle sales and net realizable value adjustments, net loss margin was negative 62.2%, improved by 21.4% as compared to Q4 2025, and by 36.1% as compared to the same period last year. Finally, EPS for the first quarter of 2026 was negative $0.48, representing a 25% improvement compared to negative $0.64 in the fourth quarter of 2025. Excluding the items discussed above, EPS for the first quarter of 2026 would have been negative $0.30, representing a 42% improvement year-over-year. CapEx for the quarter was USD 198 million, mainly for the expansion of our manufacturing facilities. As of 31 March 2026, VinFast has total available liquidity of up to USD 2.6 billion, which consisted of cash and cash equivalents of USD 219.3 million, an undrawn credit line from Vingroup of up to USD 607.3 million, remaining grants from Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong of up to USD 677.2 million, an available commitment of USD 969 million under a standby equity subscription agreement, and USD 125.4 million the company expects to receive from the share transfer after retiring the P-notes that were previously issued to VinFast Trading and Production JSC.
Finally, I'd like to conclude by emphasizing that our priorities remain centered on disciplined financial management, operational excellence, and the efficient deployment of capital. We continue to focus on improving productivity, optimizing our cost base, and strengthening the financial resilience of the business. These efforts are intended to support sustainable growth while maintaining the flexibility needed to execute our long-term strategic objectives. Operator, let's open for Q&A.
I'll pass it over to Amandae for questions coming through the webcast.
Thank you, operator. The first question from the webcast is for Mr. Quan Anh. As VinFast is scaling rapidly across Asia, what do you see as the company's most important competitive advantages in the long run?
Thanks, Amandae. That's a really good question. I believe VinFast's most important competitive advantage is that we are not just building an EV company in isolation. We are building a broader green mobility ecosystem in partnership with GSM and V-Green. Over the next three to five years, our focus is on three key points. First and foremost, we will continue to offer products that are well suited to local customers in each respective market. Second, we will keep expanding our dealerships as well as our after-sales network, including the charging network, which is very important. Last but not least, we will continue investing in technologies, including software, smart services, and autonomous driving capabilities.
Thank you, Mr. Quan Anh. We have another question on the line regarding our India business. Can you provide an update on your India expansion plans and key priorities over the next two years? Mr. Quan Anh, would you like to take this, please?
Thank you for your question. India is a very important market for us. VinFast's business performance in India has been very positive. In fact, in Q1 2026, VinFast ranked top four BEV in terms of sales numbers in India. Our goal is to become one of the top players in the market and establish ourselves as a meaningful market participant. We have a clear strategy to grow in India. In a market with multiple competitors, customers ultimately stand to benefit the most through greater choice, stronger competition, as well as continuous innovation.
The next question on the line is regarding the recent decision for VinFast to spin out its Vietnam factories, and why now? Anne, would you take this question, please?
Thanks, Amandae. Well, the transaction is basically a strategic move to restructure VinFast's operating model towards a more capital-efficient and sustainable future. Following the transaction, VinFast's capital-intensive manufacturing activities in Vietnam, which are already well established in operation and optimized in terms of capacity, will be spun off and become an independent third-party owned and operated manufacturing platform. It is also important to note that, firstly, VinFast will retain and focus on the development of our brand through core competencies, including research, development, technology, branding, sales and after-sales in Vietnam as well as globally. We'll also have control and oversight over the manufacturing outputs of our partner through the manufacturing contract. And we will also retain certain rights over supplier selection. So we continue to believe that the quality of the products produced by our partner will be up to our standard.
Thank you, Anne. Operator, let's open for live questions.
Questions and answers
Certainly. We will now take our first phone question from the line of Andres Sheppard from Cantor Fitzgerald.
This is Anand on for Andres. Congrats on the quarter. I was wondering, firstly, if we could get a little bit more color on the North Carolina factory. What's the potential financial and operational exposure from the complaint? And what's the latest on the progress on construction and start of production at that facility?
Hey, Anand. At this juncture, we are not going to comment on any North Carolina specifics because this is an active litigation. What we can say is that VinFast remains committed to the U.S. market.
And maybe as a follow-up, given the free charging revenue deduction, I was wondering when does this program roll off as a meaningful drag? And how do you expect that to impact your GAAP gross margin trajectory in the future?
Yes. So you can see from our Q1 results. One of the main reasons for the decrease in gross margin is that we implemented the extended free charging program from 9 February 2026. The amount is USD 192 million. Under U.S. GAAP standards, this support is recorded as a deemed capital contribution, and it is accounted for as a reduction in revenue, representing approximately 20% of revenue, recognized in the first quarter of 2026. However, this is a very short-term impact. In the long term, VinFast still aims to break even in the Vietnamese market by 2027. Based on two main drivers — increasing sales volume and reduced production costs through vehicle lines developed on the new technology platform — we still expect improvement. So we view the free charging program as supporting adoption and affordability in the short term, while its accounting impact is transient for gross margin.
Thanks so much for the color. Appreciate it. Congrats again on the quarter.
We will now proceed to take our next question from the line of James McIlree from Chardan Capital Markets.
Can you talk a little bit about average selling prices for the quarter as well as your expectations for the year? And specifically how sales to GSM would impact that, as well as the increased share coming from non-Vietnamese markets, how that would impact average selling prices for the year and for the quarter.
Thank you. I'll take this question. First of all, we expect GSM's sales for the first year or so to be approximately, in terms of 2-wheels, roughly about 300,000 vehicles. Subsequently, collectively between 2026 to 2030, up to nearly 4 million vehicles. So it will ramp up. Similarly for cars, we expect volumes to start trending up. Historically, GSM has accounted for about 15% of VinFast total sales. For the first year or so when this program is launched, because GSM also takes up vehicles that it owns in international markets and it's expanding very rapidly — right now GSM is present in five countries, it launched in India this past weekend, and it's going to launch in another five countries by the end of the year — this increases visibility for both its own brand and VinFast cars. We believe that the initial phases of GSM owning its own vehicles to standardize customer service as well as brand reception is good for the image of the VinFast vehicle as a whole. In subsequent years, more cars will run on GSM's platform on an asset-light drivers-and-partners model, and this is expected to increase demand for VinFast vehicles, both from a B2B and B2C perspective. Does that answer your question?
Yes, partially. When you're looking at GSM vehicle sales, not two-wheels, but the vehicle sales — for this year, I think you're saying that you expect it to be higher than that historical 15% of total sales. Did I hear you say that? Is that what you're saying?
Yes, that's correct, Jim.
Okay. And the impact on average selling prices?
In the earlier years, ASP will basically be reduced by approximately 10% to 15% because of the higher contribution from GSM. But that's only expected to be for the first year or so. In subsequent years, the percentage of GSM's contribution will be a lot smaller. Right now, we're taking a conservative approach in not assuming a knock-on impact of more demand for cars in international markets driven by GSM. Our assumptions only look at GSM's additional volume as a base case, and already we're seeing ASP normalizing in subsequent years. Of course, with a positive knock-on effect, the dilution in ASP by GSM should be reduced even faster.
We will now take our next question from the line of Jesse Sobelson from BTIG.
I'm curious on autonomy. The Autobrains and NVIDIA DRIVE MOU points to some Level 4 robotaxi capabilities. How does autonomy fit into the longer-term strategy? Is it a product line, a fleet, or a GSM enabler, or primarily just a technology and brand signal at this stage?
So first of all, VinFast has consistently outlined a phased autonomy strategy, rather than claiming full and immediate autonomy. Our current vehicles are grounded in Level 2+ ADAS systems with future upgrades planned already for Level 2++ in the next generation of VinFast vehicles. Concurrently, we will be pilot testing autonomous-driven vehicles in one of our Smart City projects in Ho Chi Minh City next year, 2027. That is really a pathway towards an eventual fully robotaxi fleet that will be either operated by GSM or also sold to external parties if there is demand.
Great. Is there anything specific when it comes to the rollout internationally? Can you explain what the strategy is going to be to bring this technology to more countries than just Vietnam after that?
Certainly. The idea is to offer robotaxis in international markets where VinFast is present and where there will be demand. Similarly, for GSM, the idea is also to gradually replace a manned fleet with one that is contributed by robotaxis to the extent that the respective local regulations, as well as the readiness in terms of homologation, is achieved in each market. Given our home ground and GSM's strong market presence in Vietnam, it is natural that robotaxis will be pilot tested and offered here as a commercial service first. But the idea is to roll out in international markets in gradual phases. We expect to be able to share more about our robotaxi plans in the upcoming quarters. In this quarter, disclosure is limited because we plan to say more in subsequent quarters.
There are no further questions from the phone lines at this time. I'll hand back to Amandae for webcast questions.
Thank you, operator. We'll continue taking questions from the webcast. The next question is for Lan Anh. Regarding the Vietnam manufacturing spin-off, could you please provide revised guidance for the expected total cash needs, CapEx and R&D in 2026?
Thank you. The transaction transitions us to an asset-light model, which should reduce capital raising needs, especially CapEx, and improve free cash flow and profitability. Post spin-off, we expect to reduce CapEx around USD 400 million related to the Vietnam factories and consider another roughly USD 500 million to cover international opportunities. In 2026, we expect total CapEx plus R&D of around USD 300 million to USD 400 million per quarter. For 2027, we do not disclose a full forecast yet; it will be updated later.
Thank you, Lan Anh. As a follow-up question to that, will the Vietnam manufacturing spin-off result in any one-time gain recognition in VinFast P&L? If so, could you provide the potential amount?
Actually, the company is currently evaluating the accounting and financial implications of the Vietnam manufacturing spin-off, including the appropriate accounting treatment under applicable accounting standards. We expect that there will be gain recognition in the P&L, but further updates will be provided once the evaluation has been completed and the accounting treatment has been finalized.
Thanks, Lan Anh. The next question is regarding the U.S. Considering that there have not been any new deliveries recently, and with the current lawsuit in North Carolina, how do you intend on addressing this to your U.S. customers? We continue to deliver vehicles in the U.S. as we still have inventory available for sale. While we have not imported new vehicle shipments recently, our existing inventory continues to support customer demand, and we remain focused on serving our U.S. customers through our sales and service network. The next question is regarding the North America business and any update on product releases such as the VF 7, the VF 8, and the expansion of the service network. We continue to view the U.S. as an important market, and we are continuing to invest in our commercial presence. VinFast has been selling vehicles in the U.S., and we plan to bring the next generation of vehicles to the U.S. market.
We are still targeting to expand our dealer network across states like California, Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and so on. Although we expect that North America, together with Europe, will represent a modest share of total volumes this year, we continue to evaluate and bring new products to the U.S. market. The next question is regarding the planned VinFast reorganization. When is VinFast going to transfer its interest in VFTP to new shareholders? Anne, would you like to take this question, please?
Sure. We obtained shareholders' approval on 27 May, and we target to complete the transaction by the third quarter of 2026 upon completion of customary closing conditions.
Thank you, Anne. The next question is regarding the free charging program. Could you please elaborate on how you expect the extension and amendment of the free charging program to play out for the remainder of the year? Lan Anh, would you like to take this, please?
Yes. The current free charging program has been extended through February 2029, providing customers with a relatively long-term benefit. As we described in our financial impact for 2026, the Q1 impact included the adjustment related not only to the vehicles sold during the quarter, but also to the vehicles delivered in prior periods. The impact for the remainder of the year is expected to be significantly less material.
Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question is regarding 2-wheelers. Are you seeing a rising threat to VinFast from the partnership of Yadea and Petrolimex Vietnam to expand charging network for 2-wheelers in Vietnam? What are VinFast's competitive advantages now, given that charging infrastructure is no longer exclusive? Anne, could you take this, please?
I think, first of all, it is important to highlight that we did quite well in the first quarter for 2-wheel sales relative to our target, considering the first quarter is the slowest quarter. Our target is at least 2.5x the 2-wheel sales of last year. We've met 22% of this target so far, which sets us well on track to meeting the target by the end of the year. We currently have the #2 market share in Vietnam, at 17% in the first quarter, second to Honda. This achievement is not just about charging; it's also about product development and continued innovation. One example that has been well received is our battery swapping program, which offers customers a fundamentally different proposition for convenience and the ability to move quickly within the city without having to stop to charge. Through this battery swapping program, we currently operate 7,000 battery swapping stations across Vietnam, and we offer both a franchise and an owned model.
So we are able to reach as many users of VinFast EV vehicles as possible. Last but not least, compared with the partnership you've mentioned, VinFast benefits from the combined ecosystem of charging through V-Green, ride-hailing from GSM and the OEM VinFast. GSM is also increasing both visibility and actual demand, and through GSM's data gathering and intelligence, we gain valuable insight into customer behavior, which is helpful for our R&D.
Thank you, Anne. The next question: how will pricing be determined between VinFast and the new manufacturing entity, transparency being particularly important given the parties? Lan Anh, would you like to take this?
For the price payable by VFVN for each vehicle manufactured and supplied by VFTP, it shall be determined on a cost-plus basis and shall present a target margin of approximately 5% of vehicle cost. This pricing is benchmarked with the market and determined on an arm's length basis. For clarity, post transaction, VFTP will be third-party owned and VFVN and VFTP will not be related parties.
Thank you, Lan Anh. The next question: excited to learn more about the new Autobrains NVIDIA partnership. What is the projected rollout timeline of that work to current and future owner vehicles through over-the-air updates or technician updates?
Firstly, we are targeting to launch VinFast-developed Level 2+ and Level 2++ navigation and pilot capabilities in late 2026 and early 2027. The partnership with Autobrains and NVIDIA is one among a few recent initiatives. We expect a combination of both in-house development and external partnerships will allow us to access advanced AI, compute, and autonomous driving expertise, which will help accelerate development and validation of the overall Level 4 roadmap that VinFast has embarked upon.
Thank you, Operator, just checking if there's any live questions.
There are no questions at this time.
Thank you. We have the last question from the webcast. This is regarding the accelerated shift in EV adoption in Southeast Asia. Do you think this shift because of higher oil prices is temporary or a lasting structural shift? Quan Anh, would you like to take this, please?
Thank you for your question. Indeed, this trend is gaining strong momentum across Asia, as reflected in robust business growth in recent years. It is particularly pronounced in Vietnam, where VinFast accounts for approximately 40% of total automotive sales. In the Philippines, VinFast has risen to become the #1 BEV player. In Indonesia and India, VinFast is ranked #8 and #4 respectively for Q1 2026. Looking ahead, I'm confident in our ability to build on this momentum and further accelerate our growth trajectory.
Thank you, Quan Anh. Operator, if there's no further questions on the line, we will conclude the call.
Thank you for your participation in today's conference. You may now disconnect your lines.