Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) plans to sell more than 158 treasury shares to foreign investors.

The Sa Giang Import and Export Joint Stock Company has reported a net profit of VNĐ30.5 billion ($1.34 million) on a turnover of VNĐ290.7 billion (US$12.8 million) last year.

Commercial banks have adjusted their service fees to individual customers since beginning of the year in order to focus on the retail segment.

Over 2,000 Honda cars from Thailand—the  first batches of cars to enjoy zero per cent import duty under the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA)—have been imported to Việt Nam.

Market trading liquidity of the derivatives market reached a record high in February since it started operating in August 2017, according to the Hà Nội Stock Exchange (HNX).

Vietnamese export companies will have opportunities to set up distribution channels in the Middle East thanks to a market research programme launched by the Investment and Trade Promotion Centre in HCM City and the Vietnamese Embassy’s Commercial Affair Office in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Although the VN-Index didn’t hit the short-term target of 1,130 points last week as expected, it has nevertheless maintained its upward trend and is forecast to open next week’s session with positive status.

Demand for industrial land around the country is expected to increase thanks to significant growth in terms of both industrial production and FDI.

Việt Nam wants to boost investment with India in the fields of information-technology, biotechnology, renewable energy,  building machinery, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electricity, oil and gas, and agro-fishery processing.