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Thai group Srithai Superware eyes Vietnam expansion
Thai group Srithai Superware is prepared to spend THB450 million, equivalent to $13.64 million, on expanding into Vietnam during this year, Bangkok Post cited company's president Sanan Angubolkul.
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Covid-19 impact: More than 1,500 HCMC businesses dissolved
The first quarter saw a 54.5 percent year-on-year surge in the number of HCMC enterprises completing dissolution procedures.
Vietjet agrees loan repayment delays with lenders
Vietjet Aviation VJC.HM has reached agreements with its lenders to delay repayments on loans it used to buy aircraft, the Vietnamese budget airline said on Thursday.
Coronavirus-hit Vietnam Airlines to sell stakes in Cambodia Angkor Air
Vietnam’s national flag carrier got approval from the government to sell its stakes in Cambodia Angkor Air since its business has been severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
- 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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Vietnam's cybersecurity firm BKAV to produce ventilators
Following Vietnamese private conglomerate Vingroup, BKAV, the country’s leading cybersecurity firm has announced to produce ventilators to fight against the new coronavirus has killed 103,000 lives as of Saturday.
Vietnam’s automaker THACO to export semi-trailers to US market
Truong Hai Auto Corporation, known as THACO, is scheduled to ship its semi-trailers to the US this May despite the global coronavirus pandemic.
How new technology is transforming Vietnam's economy
In 1975, Vietnam emerged from its 20-year-long war as one of the poorest nations in the world. Now, Vietnam is now undergoing another transformation -- thanks to technology.
Vietnam Airlines requires $511mln Govt assistance to overcome coronavirus ...
In order to remain solvent for the remainder of the year, Vietnam Airlines needs VND12 trillion from the State beginning from April, according to the Committee for State Capital Management at Enterprises.
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Vietnam’s State energy firm’s 1Q profit falls 51% from a year earlier
Vietnam Oil & Gas Group expects after-tax profit decrease by 51% in first quarter due to the oil price war and coronavirus pandemic, the oil firm said in its consolidated earning report.
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Vietnam's State-owned Dung Quat refinery mulls production stoppage
Vietnam’s Dung Quat Oil Refinery might have to suspend production as inventory piles with low fuel demand, its operator says.
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Vingroup earns $361.5mln from selling retail arm's shares to Masan
Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup said it collected VND8,5 trillion ($361 million) from selling 64.3% stakes or 414 million shares of VCM Services and Trading Development to Masan group.
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Vietnam Airlines to lose $2.12 bln in revenue, cut staff this year
Coronavirus wiped more than $2 billion off Vietnam Airlines's revenue.
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Jacco van der Linden to replace Dolf as Heineken’s Asia-Pacific regional ...
Heineken announced large changes to its management team, bumping up key personnel in Vietnam and the larger region, with the appointments of new leaders for Asia-Pacific region and Vietnam.
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Toyota Motor Vietnam suspends vehicle production
After Ford, Japanese car maker Toyota Motor suspended vehicle production in Vietnam from March 30.
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Ho Chi Minh City’s largest State-owned company submits plan to sell 35% ...
Saigon Trading Group, known as Satra, the biggest State-owned company in the city announced plan to sell 35% stake to the public, according to its equitized plan submitted to the city government.
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Two Vietnamese drop out of billionaires list
The list of the world’s dollar billionaires announced recently by Forbes shows that the number of Vietnamese billionaires has fallen from five to three.
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Mobile World temporarily closes a number of stores under virus ...
Mobile World Investment Corporation (HoSE: MWG) has said it will temporarily close some stores in the coronavirus-hit areas from March 26.
