ALS Aviation Logistics Corporation (ALS) has been recognized among Vietnam’s Top 5 Value-Creating Enterprises in 2026 (VALUE10) in the Logistics Industry – Air Cargo Transportation category, according to the rankings announced by Viet Research in collaboration with Finance & Investment Newspaper under the Ministry of Finance.
This recognition highlights ALS’s continued efforts to enhance service quality, improve operational efficiency, and contribute to the development of Vietnam’s logistics industry. It also reinforces the company’s position in the air cargo logistics sector.
The Top 10 Vietnam Value Creators 2026 (VALUE10) program aims to recognize enterprises that demonstrate outstanding performance in creating sustainable value for the economy and society.
The evaluation considers various aspects of business performance and value creation, including business scale and growth, operational efficiency, contributions to the state budget, employee welfare, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments, and innovation.
Within the Air Cargo Transportation category, ALS was named among five recognized enterprises operating in Vietnam’s air cargo and aviation ground services sectors.
Being included in the VALUE10 2026 list represents a significant milestone for ALS, acknowledging its contributions to logistics services, cargo transportation activities, and supply chain connectivity.
As an established provider of air cargo logistics services, ALS has continuously developed its service ecosystem to meet the evolving needs of customers and business partners.
Through its comprehensive range of services, including air cargo terminal operations, off-airport cargo terminal services, warehousing, and integrated logistics solutions, ALS strives to enhance cargo handling efficiency, optimize operational processes, and strengthen connectivity across the supply chain.
As international trade continues to evolve and demand for efficient cargo transportation grows, service quality, operational performance, and adaptability have become increasingly important factors for logistics enterprises.
In response to these developments, ALS remains focused on strengthening its operational capabilities, developing a skilled workforce, adopting technology-driven solutions, and continuously improving its services to deliver long-term value to customers and partners.
Recognition among Vietnam’s Top 5 Value-Creating Enterprises in 2026 in the Air Cargo Transportation category not only acknowledges ALS’s achievements but also serves as motivation for continued innovation and improvement.
Looking ahead, ALS will continue to strengthen its core capabilities, accelerate process improvements, enhance corporate governance, and develop modern, professional, and sustainable logistics solutions.
With a customer-centric approach, ALS remains committed to delivering high-quality services, building long-term partnerships, and supporting businesses in optimizing their supply chains, while contributing to the sustainable growth of Vietnam’s air cargo logistics industry.
Source: https://value10.vn/cong-bo-top-10-doanh-nghiep-tao-gia-tri-hang-dau-viet-nam-2026-nganh-logistics/
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