Ho Chi Minh City – November 08, 2026 -- Stavian Chemical has been ranked in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 for a second consecutive year, while parent Stavian Group used the inaugural Fortune SEA500 Summit 2026 to argue that infrastructure will determine who captures AI-driven growth in the region.
Stavian High Tech Infrastructure chairman outlines four conditions for AI growth
Le Dang Dung, Chairman of Stavian High Tech Infrastructure, spoke on the panel "Building the AI Growth Engine." He said the success of the AI economy depends not only on technological advancement but on four infrastructure-related foundations: digital connectivity, energy resilience, investment capacity and talent development.
Stavian Group participated as a Partner of the summit, held in Ho Chi Minh City under the theme "New Horizons, Enduring Growth." Policymakers, investors and business leaders from across Southeast Asia attended.
Stavian Chemical secures second straight Fortune Southeast Asia 500 listing
Tony Dinh Duc Thang, Founder and Chairman of Stavian Group, accepted the ranking certificate on behalf of Stavian Chemical at the recognition ceremony. The company attributes the ranking to years of international expansion and operational performance. No revenue or ranking position was disclosed.
Group builds strategy on four pillars: Industry, Technology, Energy and Trade
Stavian Group is focusing on infrastructure-led growth across those four pillars. It defines infrastructure broadly, covering networks, technologies, energy systems and enabling platforms that connect industries and accelerate innovation, rather than only physical assets.
The Vietnam-headquartered group operates in more than 100 countries and territories. It targets expanded infrastructure activity across Vietnam, Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific region, and states an ambition to become a Global Top 500 enterprise.
Stavian Group said it will continue to lean on its business ecosystem, including Stavian Chemical, as it expands into infrastructure and innovation projects. The company did not announce specific investments, projects or timelines.