Vĩnh Hiệp’s Coffee Exports Exceed $836 Million
According to the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association, Vĩnh Hiệp exported 179,925 tonnes of green coffee beans worth more than $836 million in the 2025–2026 crop year, ranking first among Vietnamese exporters for the second consecutive year. The company has also begun building a new processing plant and proposed several investments in Gia Lai.
Figures released by the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association on October 19 for the 2025–2026 crop year show that Gia Lai-based Công ty TNHH Vĩnh Hiệp exported 179,925 tonnes of green coffee beans worth more than $836 million, ranking first among Vietnam’s 30 leading green coffee bean exporters. Its export value represented about 9.8% of Vietnam’s total coffee exports of approximately $8.5 billion during the same period.
Second-ranked CTCP Tập đoàn Intimex exported 149,951 tonnes worth $776.7 million. Vĩnh Hiệp exported 29,974 tonnes more, or about 20% more. Including third-ranked Simexco Đắk Lắk, four companies exported more than 100,000 tonnes of green coffee beans during the crop year.
Vĩnh Hiệp began trading agricultural products in Ho Chi Minh City in 1991 and started exporting directly in 2004. The company now works with nearly 21,000 farming households, manages more than 18,700 hectares of certified coffee-growing areas and produces nearly 70,000 tonnes from its associated supply areas. Chairman and Director Thái Như Hiệp holds a 60% stake.
Vĩnh Hiệp Chairman and Director Thái Như Hiệp.（VietVance）
On October 14, 2026, Vĩnh Hiệp broke ground on a coffee plant at the Việt Nam – Singapore III Industrial Park in Ho Chi Minh City. The project covers 10 hectares, involves an investment of VND 750 billion and has a designed annual capacity of 300,000 tonnes. Earlier, Thái Như Hiệp proposed five projects at Gia Lai province’s 2026 investment promotion conference, with total planned investment exceeding VND 18 trillion; the Gia Lai provincial government signed five investment memoranda of understanding with the company for these projects.
Source: VietVance
