Vingroup sues 68 organizations and individuals

(Dan Tri) - 68 domestic and foreign organizations and individuals who posted false information about Vingroup on the Internet have been sued.

On September 8, Vingroup Corporation announced that it had filed a civil lawsuit, reported to the authorities and sent documents to embassies regarding 68 domestic and foreign organizations and individuals posting false information about the corporation on the Internet.

68 organizations and individuals were sued and reported to be account holders of information pages and personal pages that distorted and provided false information about Vingroup; fabricated stories about Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong and several other senior leaders of the group on social networking platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, YouTube...

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Social media accounts reported that the group was about to go bankrupt due to a debt of VND800,000 billion. In fact, according to Vingroup's consolidated financial report published on the group's website, the group's total debt was about VND283,000 billion. The debt-to-equity ratio was about 1.8 times - a normal index for businesses according to international and Vietnamese practices.

The remaining “payables” are mostly prepaid revenue from customers or partners and other payables and receivables arising from normal business operations like any other business, and are completely consistent with the scale of the corporation.

These units also defame the quality and distort the origin of Vingroup's products, such as social media accounts labeling cars and electric motorbikes produced by VinFast as Chinese goods "disguised" as Vietnamese goods. In fact, VinFast has mastered the production chain from research, design to product manufacturing. Most of the stages are carried out in Vietnam with a localization rate of 60% at present, aiming to increase to 80% in the future.

Or these subjects also fabricated information about the group's leaders, especially Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, as well as false information about Vingroup's employees submitting mass resignations.

At the same time, the subjects distorted legal issues regarding Vingroup's products; fabricated political issues and State policies to lead public opinion, implying that they were related to the group.

The above acts violated the provisions of the 2018 Law on Cyber ​​Security and the 2015 Penal Code and the civil rights of related organizations and individuals.

Currently, Vingroup said it has collected full information and made records of the violations committed by the 68 above-mentioned subjects as authentic evidence, and has initiated civil lawsuits or reported to competent authorities.

Vingroup also sent notices to foreign embassies in Vietnam and Vietnamese embassies in countries where citizens who own the violating accounts are residing to protect the legitimate interests of the business.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/vingroup-khoi-kien-68-to-chuc-ca-nhan-20250909080848472.htm