CT Group Showcases Vietnam’s Tech Future at National Exhibition on Resolution 68
CT Group was among the few elite companies selected to participate in the national exhibition themed “Resolution No. 68 – A New Driver for Vietnam’s Private Economic Development,” held on May 18–19, 2025, at the National Assembly Building in Hanoi. This exclusive event focused not on trade, but on celebrating achievements of private enterprises contributing to the national innovation ecosystem.
CT Group and its affiliated tech companies showcased a powerful lineup of pioneering solutions rooted in deep research and long-term strategic vision. General Secretary To Lam personally visited CT Group’s booth, reinforcing the increasing importance of private sector leadership in Vietnam’s path toward technological autonomy and sustainable economic growth.
Breakthrough Technologies from Vietnamese Engineers
A centerpiece of CT Group’s exhibition space was a full-scale passenger UAV developed by CT UAV, boasting a top speed of 190 km/h, a two-hour flight time, and a 350 km range. Following successful testing of a scaled prototype, the debut of the 1:1 version is planned for October 2025, offering a glimpse into the future of smart, eco-friendly urban mobility in Vietnam.
CT Semiconductor, another member of the group, presented its upcoming ATP chip manufacturing facility — the first in Vietnam to use fully domestically owned technology. With a goal of 100 million chips produced annually by 2027 and over 10% of the budget allocated to R&D, the factory is expected to begin operations in Q4 2025 and support advancements in AI, 6G, and UAV technologies.
Sustainable Growth Through Carbon Credit Innovation
Taking the lead in the green economy, CT Group also introduced the ASEAN Carbon Credit Trading Platform (CCTPA), a comprehensive system for carbon credit creation, trading, and management. With tools like UAV-based CarbonFly for emissions tracking and the Sustain.Life platform for automated inventories, CCTPA helps Vietnamese businesses meet international ESG standards while gaining access to global carbon markets.
After 33 years of strategic growth, CT Group is no longer just expanding—it is transforming into a model of how Vietnam’s private sector can master core 4.0 technologies. By focusing on sectors with deep impact like smart transport, semiconductors, and carbon markets, CT Group is aligning perfectly with Resolution 68’s vision of private-sector-led, tech-driven national development.
