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The Vietnamese government is considering setting up a new agency to manage state-owned enterprises more effectively, but some economists have questioned the necessity of such a plan. If the plan goes through, this will be the second agency after the sovereign fund State Capital Investment Corporation...
The Vietnamese government is considering setting up a new agency to manage state-owned enterprises more effectively, but some economists have questioned the necessity of such a plan. If the plan goes through, this will be the second agency after the sovereign fund State Capital Investment Corporation...
Investors may have to wait a while longer to grab a slice of the ten major enterprises that have been on the government’s divestment list.
A recent survey conducted by Mizuho Research Institute of 1,100 companies in Japan shows growing interest in Vietnam as an investment priority among ASEAN countries.
The government of Binh Dinh has pledged to create favorable conditions for Taiwanese firms to set up shop in the south-central province.
About 200 Vietnamese enterprises will attend the 13th China –ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) which is scheduled to be held from September 23-26 in Nanning city in the Chinese province of Guangxi.
While customs agencies reported a sharp increase in coal imports, the Vietnam Coal and Mineral Industries Group (Vinacomin) reported a high inventory level of 10 million tons.
Lochsa Vietnam, the subsidiary of Las Vegas-based Lochsa Engineering, is still embroiled in a fraud scandal that broke out earlier this year.
A recent survey conducted by Mizuho Research Institute of 1,100 companies in Japan shows growing interest in Việt Nam as an investment priority among ASEAN countries.
The central province of Quang Ngai is looking forward to the development of a multi-billion dollar gas-to-power complex, developed by the US energy giant ExxonMobil Corp.
Vietnamese banks have more opportunities to establish and expand their presence in international markets, Gary Hwa, Ernst & Young’s (EYs) regional managing partner for financial services for Asia Pacific, said.
Vietnam’s low ranking in corporate governance could scare off investors in the stock market, says Phan Duc Hieu, deputy director of the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM).
