1. SCIC will continue to perform diligently its role as one of the representatives of state capital ownership; to improve capacity and operational efficiency according to market mechanisms and legal regulations; to accelerate the process of equitizing, restructuring, and divesting capital in state-owned enterprises (SOEs) that do not require state ownership, and to perform well and effectively the role of a governmental institution and instrument to support and promote the process of innovative restructuring and rearranging to improve the operational efficiency of SOEs.

SCIC will strengthen to ensure sufficient financial and administrative resources can focus on carrying out capital trading and investment, to invest and develop large-scale, important investment projects, to operate and direct the development path of subsidiaries in accordance with SCIC's development strategy; to ensure production and business activities are effective, contributing to economic growth in accordance with the nation's socio-economic development strategy at each stage.

SCIC will gradually transform its operating model to that of a professional investment organization, to be an investment instrument and channel of the Government in the overall economy.

2. Post-2025 strategy orientation will turn SCIC into a professional financial investment organization with leading equity in Viet Nam. During this period, SCIC will keenly shift from receiving and managing state firms and divesting state capital to focus on: (i) Investing and trading capital according to market mechanisms in industries and fields that bring efficiency and results and where SCIC has advantages under the principles of autonomy, self-responsibility, capital preservation and development, without limitation in investment sectors; (ii) investing and trading capital according to political missions assigned by the Government and Prime Minister, which focus on key and important industries and sectors that the State needs to manage, or joining to support the handling of financial difficulties for firms due to financial crises or forces majeures. With the aim to become the nation’s sovereign wealth fund post-2035.