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Toyota subsidiary to set up another airbag plant in northern Vietnam: ...
Japanese auto parts maker Toyoda Gosei plans to build another airbag plant in Thai Binh Province at a cost of $16.8 million next year.
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Vingroup removes VienthongA brand and names Vinpro
VienthongA retail chain acquired by Vingroup in 2018 to enhance sale of electronic products and home-made technologies is believed to have it brand changed to Vinpro.
Steelmaker Hoa Phat’s November sales hit record at 300.000 tons
Vietnamese steelmaker set new record in sales after the group sold 300,000 tons of construction steel in November, the highest in nearly 20 years.
Vingroup sole private company in Vietnam’s 10 largest: VnExpress
Vingroup remains the only private company among the list of 10 largest by revenue in Vietnam in 2019.
- 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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How can MoMo become a “super wallet” in Vietnam?
The development of Vietnam’s digital economy is “once-in-a-lifetime chance” helping MoMo to have more than 13 million users and strengthen its position in the international market.
VietJet signs $140 mln loan for fleet expansion: Reuters
Vietnam’s VietJet Aviation said on Tuesday it had signed an agreement for a $140 million syndicated loan from three foreign banks to fund its aircraft purchase plans.
Vietnamese billionaire among world’s 50 theme park influencers: VnExpress
Pham Nhat Vuong of Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, is in Bloobloop’s listing of the world’s top 50 theme park influencers.
Matsumoto Kiyoshi to set up joint venture in Vietnam: VietnamPlus
Drugstore operator Matsumoto Kiyoshi announced to set up a joint venture in Vietnam to operate and develop the Matsukiyo drug and cosmetics shop chain in the Southeast Asian country.
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Family businesses account for 25% of Vietnam’s gross domestic product
When Vietnamese businesses Vingroup and Doji were listed among world’s 750 largest family-owned companies, the world began to pay attention to the contribution of family businesses in Vietnam’s economy.
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Vietnam’s football hero buys another aircraft worth $1.3 mln: ...
The Thrush 510P aircraft has been imported to Vietnam following an order of HAGL Group's chairman Doan Nguyen Duc.
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BIDV raises $875 million from selling 15% stake to KEB Hana Bank
In the biggest M&A deal of Vietnam's banking industry, BIDV issued over 603.3 million shares to KEB Hana Bank with a total value of $875 million.
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Military Bank said to sell 7.5% stake for $240 million: Bloomberg
Vietnam’s Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank plans to sell 7.5% stake to foreign investors via private placement for $240 million, according to people familiar with the matter.
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HAGL Agrico posts 5th consecutive quarter losses at $43 million
HAGL Agrico (HoSE: HNG), a subsidiary of HAGL Group, reported third quarter losses at $43 million, up from $14.7 million from a year earlier.
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Vingroup posts $109.6 million 3Q pretax profit from $1.36 billion revenue, up ...
Vietnam's biggest private conglomerate Vingroup earned $109.6 million pretax profit in three months that ended in September, with revenue from retail sector at $341.5 million, up 66% from a year earlier.
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Singapore firm to invest $60 mln in Vietnam appliance maker: VnExpess
Investment firm Platinum Victory will spend $60 million increasing its stake in Vietnam’s industrial appliance maker REE by 10.11 percent.
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Vinamilk's 3Q net profit grows 5.1% to $115 million
Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (HoSE: VNM) has reported a year-on-year net profit increase of 5.1% to $115 million for the third quarter of 2019.
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Hyundai Card to acquire 50 pct stake in Vietnam consumer finance firm: ...
Hyundai Card, the credit card subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group, is set to buy a 50 percent stake in consumer finance firm FCCOM.
