The ESG Company Tour 2026 will be held on August 12 as part of the Vietnam ESG Forum, bringing together businesses to exchange experience, explore practical ESG models and promote sustainable development.
The tour is one of the forum's flagship events, alongside seminars, panel discussions and the Vietnam ESG Awards. The annual forum has been organised by Dantri Newspaper since 2024.

The appraisal council of the Vietnam ESG Awards 2026 (Photo: Dantri).
This year's tour will take place at Prime Group's manufacturing facility. Participants, particularly manufacturers and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), will see how the company incorporates environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles into its production and business operations.
Prime Group has operated in the building materials and bathroom equipment sector for more than 25 years. The company has 14 subsidiaries, around 3,600 employees and an annual production capacity of about 80 million square metres of ceramic tiles. Its products are sold in 24 countries and territories.
The company says its long-term strategy is built on corporate governance, innovation and sustainable development as it seeks to become a regional leader in surface decoration materials and bathroom equipment.
Delegates will tour the factory, learn about its production processes and sustainability strategy, and examine how ESG standards have been integrated into day-to-day operations. The programme is also intended to encourage businesses to exchange experience, strengthen partnerships and identify ways to improve competitiveness as ESG requirements become increasingly important.
Registration for the Vietnam ESG Awards 2026 opened on July 6, with businesses and organisations across the country invited to submit applications.
The awards recognise organisations that have demonstrated strong performance in environmental, social and governance standards. They form part of the Vietnam ESG Forum, which has been held annually since 2024.
According to the organising committee, the awards received nearly 400 applications during their 2024 and 2025 editions.
Applicants represented sectors including manufacturing, finance and banking, technology, energy, retail, logistics, property, agriculture, education and healthcare. Many entrants demonstrated not only compliance with ESG standards but also innovative initiatives that delivered social benefits while strengthening business competitiveness.
This year's forum focuses on the need for early action and the role of businesses and organisations in turning sustainability challenges into opportunities for long-term growth.