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Vietnam – World’s biggest cinnamon exporter
Vietnam ranks first in the world in terms of cinnamon exports, heard a national conference on sustainable development of the cinnamon sector held in Hanoi on November 15.
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Digital transformation critical for fund industry to tap potential
Digital transformation will help raise investor awareness, consolidate confidence, develop fund investment products and services towards customers’ demands and improve fund's operation efficiency.
Korea automaker KG Mobility eyes vehicle production in Vietnam from 2024
South Korean automaker KG Mobility plans to expand its cooperation with Vietnamese automaker Kim Long Motors by assembling and producing KG Mobility vehicles in Vietnam, the former said on Friday.
Vietnam's M&A attractive to foreign investors
An influx of new capital from European and US firms into Vietnam has become noticeable, with the local M&A market expected to maintain its attractiveness despite its relatively modest scale.
- Rising dragon: Amazon eyes Vietnam as key link in global supply chain 1
- Vietnamese textile-garment sector logs record number of export markets 2
- Vietnamese fruits struggle with higher standards 3
- VinaCapital seeks to sell SkyX Solar for $100 million 4
- Vietnam takes advantage of FTAs for exporting agricultural products 5
- Vietnam on the rise as a promising destination for int'l retailers 6
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Walmart plans to expand purchase of Vietnamese goods
Walmart, the renowned retail giant based in the US, expects to turn Vietnam into a goods supply centre of Asia, Andrea Albright, Executive Vice President, Sourcing, for Walmart.
Vietnam urged to redefine competitive advantages to attract UK investment
Vietnam needed to redefine its competitive advantages in the new period to be ready to receive foreign direct investment flows from the United Kingdom (UK), experts have said.
Viet Nam expects to boost cooperation with Australia, Japan, Singapore on climate financing
Viet Nam wants to strengthen cooperation with Australia, Japan and Singapore on climate financing, finance for energy transition, on carbon market implementation.
Car market encounters stagnation despite strong discounts
After sales grew 13% in September, the car market in Vietnam was stagnant in October even when producers offered discounts and promotions to stimulate demand.
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Rosy horizon for Vietnam’s apparel, leather shoe exports
Despite the gloomy gloomy outlook of the global economic, Vietnamese exporters of yarn, garment, textile, and leather shoes are still seeing a brighter future as robust signs are looming on the horizon.
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Exporters pin hope on traditional Vietnamese food
The processing of traditional Vietnamese food products meeting international quality standards is a new direction chosen by many companies in a bid to boost exports.
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To help boost the value and competitiveness of Viet Nam’s agricultural sector, IFC is supporting A An Food Joint Stock Company to enhance its rice production quality and sustainability.
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Early trade warning needed to better defend Vietnamese products
Vietnam should set up an early warning system for trade defence to help support Vietnamese products in foreign markets, said industry leaders and policymakers.
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Vietnam's Jan.-Oct. rice export revenue estimated at nearly $4 billion, up ...
Vietnam exported over 7.1 million tons of rice in the first ten months of 2023, amounting to nearly 4 billion USD, a 35% increase in value over the same time in 2022.
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Vietnam will have a hard time meeting its 2030 offshore wind goal, says top ...
Vietnam won't be able to reach its 2030 goal for offshore wind power because of the many regulatory hurdles that would need to be passed, according to foreign investors.
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Vietnam seizes opportunities to lure ESG investment capital
The opportunity for Vietnam to attract ESG capital is very large as many foreign financial institutions and institutional investors are also increasing their investment for ESG-related assets.
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Viet Nam is among five economic ‘connectors’ in fragmenting world: ...
Viet Nam, along with Poland, Mexico, Morocco and Indonesia are five economic “connectors” in a fragmenting world, noted Bloomberg in an article.
