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Central Retail purchases solar power for its Vietnam malls
Central Retail, an arm of Thailand’s largest retail conglomerate Central Group has signed an undisclosed deal to buy clean electricity from Norsk Solar Vietnam.
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Vingroup Said to Weigh $2 Billion U.S. IPO of Unit VinFast: Bloomberg
Vingroup JSC is considering a U.S. initial public offering of its car unit VinFast that could raise about $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
SK Group spends $410 mln for 16.26% stake in Masan’s retail arm
South Korea’s third largest conglomerate SK Group has agreed to invest $410 million for a 16.26% equity stake in Masan Group’s VCM, a company holding VinCommerce shares.
Central Retail to inject $1.1 bln into Vietnam in next 5 years
Thai retail giant Central Retail plans to inject additional 35 billion THB ($5 billion) into Vietnam satisfiy the growing demand from the high-potential market.
- PVI Holdings seeks strategic shareholders for Hanoi Re to forge long-term growth 1
- FPT reports 11-month after-tax profit of VND6,027 billion, up 19% YoY 2
- Bain Capital to invest additional $50 million in Masan Group 3
- Vietnam retail giant Masan says investor tolerance for losses is fading 4
- Masan solves the tough problem of Vietnam's retail sector by using technology 5
- Vietnam Airlines shortens its road to recover 6
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SABECO invests in human capital to remain leading homegrown brewer
2020 was a milestone year for SABECO as the company celebrated its past achievements while continuing its evolution as one of the most progressive homegrown Vietnamese companies.
C.T Group chairman urges to focus investment on young generation
Chairman of the Board of Directors of C.T Group Tran Kim Chung urged buinsess community to focus investment on the young generation at the conference "Dialogue 2045", held on March 6.
How to drive team performance with the power of motivation?
Organisations spend enormous amounts of time discussing strategy - but how much time do you focus on shaping the culture?
Vietnam posts Jan.-Feb trade surplus at nearly $1.3 billion
Vietnam reported $1.29 billion trade surplus in the first 2 months of 2021, according to data from the General Statistics Office.
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Steel maker Hoa Phat to introduce containers to the market in 2022
Vietnamese steel maker has announced it will produce containers to satisfy the increasing demands in the market. Its production capacity is projected at 500,000 TEU per year.
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Vietjet acquires 67 pct in express delivery startup
Budget airline Vietjet has invested VND31.5 billion ($1.36 million) to acquire a 67 percent stake in shipping startup Swift247 which seeks to improve the linkage between air and road delivery.
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Thailand’s SCG acquires 70% stake in Duy Tan Plastics
Siam Cement Group, the largest and oldest cement and building material company in Thailand and Southeast Asia, has announced the acquisition of 70% stake in Duy Tan Plastic.
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Airport operator profits down sharply
The Airports Corporation of Vietnam has reported a 79 percent fall in net profits in 2020 to VND1.7 trillion ($73.9 million).
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Vinhomes profits jump by 25 pct
Real estate giant Vinhomes reported a pre-tax profit of VND37 trillion ($1.6 billion) for 2020, up 25 percent from the previous year.
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Hoa Phat posts 2020 after-tax profit at about $584 million
Hoa Phat reported VND13,506 billion ($584 million) after-tax profit in 2020 from VND91,279 billion ($3.96 billion) net revenue, up 41 percent from a year earlier, the company said in a statement.
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Masan’s 2020 net revenue doubles to $3.36 billion
Masan reported 2020 revenue at VND77,218 billion ($3.36 billion), up 107 percent from 2019, thanks to strong growth in branded consumer and meat businesses and the consolidation of newly acquired segments.
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EVNGENCO 2 to sell over 581 million shares through IPO
The subsidiary of Vietnam Electricity Group, plans to sell over 580.12 million shares, or 48.8875 percent of its charter capital, to investors and over 1.33 million shares, or 0.1125 percent, to employees.
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Vietnam’s Vingroup in Talk to Buy LG Electronics’ Smartphone Business
LG Electronics reportedly wants to sell off its smartphone business to Vingroup, which has put forward the most attractive offer to acquire the smartphone business of the South Korea’s tech giant.
