On April 17, 2026, within the framework of the research program on ESG commitments and implementation across key economic sectors, Viet Research, in collaboration with Financial Investment Newspaper (under the Ministry of Finance), officially announced the ESG10 2026 ranking. Accordingly, CENTRAL Construction Joint Stock Company was honored among the Top 10 Vietnam Green ESG Companies 2026 in the Construction Sector – General Contractors, marking its second consecutive year of recognition.
The ESG10 program aims to establish a set of ESG evaluation criteria tailored to Vietnam’s context while aligning with international standards. It also seeks to promote healthy competition among enterprises and build a comprehensive ESG database to support research and policymaking. Notably, over 95% of enterprises participating in Viet Research’s Q1 2026 survey have set Net Zero targets or adopted sustainability policies, with 93% committing to carbon emission reduction.
Amid the growing emphasis on sustainable development in the construction industry, ESG has increasingly become a key indicator of corporate capability and social responsibility. In alignment with this trend, CENTRAL has accelerated the digitalization of construction sites to optimize energy usage and control emissions, while systematically integrating ESG principles throughout the entire project lifecycle from design and construction to operation. By pioneering the use of environmentally friendly materials, energy-efficient solutions, and BIM technology, CENTRAL continues to enhance resource efficiency and reduce environmental impact. In addition, numerous projects delivered by CENTRAL have achieved internationally recognized green certifications such as LEED, EDGE, and LOTUS, contributing to improved living quality and sustainable resource utilization.
This recognition underscores CENTRAL’s consistent efforts and reinforces its position as a leading contractor committed to sustainable development, contributing to the advancement of greener construction practices in Vietnam.
