Việt Nam News

Holding nearly 7.4 million shares of WSB, Sabeco is expected to receive dividends worth more than VNĐ11 billion (US$176.2 million) in the first phase of 2021 from Saigon Beer Western.

Inflation may be not a risk to Việt Nam this year but may become a big concern next year when the country is building a master programme to gear up for a post-pandemic recovery.

Thủ Đức City is soliciting foreign investment in high-tech projects to help develop itself into an innovation hub and smart urban area, its leader has said.

Local aviation enterprises have again asked for preferential loans to overcome difficulties caused by the pandemic.

There is one month to go before year-end but agro-forestry-fishery exports have almost hit annual target for 2021 with nearly US$43.5 billion, an all-time high that far exceeds the number in 2020.

The Vietnam International Exhibition on Industrial Machinery Equipment, Technology and Products, or VINAMAC Expo 2021, will be held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre from December 15 to 18.

Facing the upheavals of the fourth industrial revolution, Việt Nam needs innovation in technology and investment to ensure continued socio-economic development.

The indices inched lower on Monday as stocks across all sectors witnessed a strong sell-off. 

While Việt Nam was focusing on the assessment of State-owned enterprises (SOEs)’s performance, more than one third of ministries and about 20 per cent cities and provinces have neither submitted nor finished their reports on financial supervision results for their SOEs in the first half of the year.

The gap between the gold price in the domestic and global market has hit the highest level in years due to a restricted supply and rising local demand.

More than 20 tonnes of canned lychee from Việt Nam has hit the shelves of supermarkets in France for the first time, according to the trade office of Việt Nam in the European country.

Việt Nam continues to meet the US Treasury's criteria for not being labelled a currency manipulator, according to the US Treasury.

In November The Coffee House, one of the country’s major cafe chains, opened its first takeout kiosk under the brand name TCH NOW.

Co-working space provider Toong has recently introduced two new co-working projects in HCM City.

Hà Nội has launched a plan to foster key industrial products in 2022, expecting 30-35 products to earn recognitionnext year.

The 50 per cent reduction of registration fee for domestically-assembled cars is considered a push to help the auto market grow in the next six months.

The World Bank and the Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development (KNOMAD) forecast that remittances to Việt Nam are estimated at US$18.1 billion in 2021.

Despite uncertainty over coronavirus variants, the Vietnamese stock market is expected to inch higher next year and hit 1,700 - 1,760 points.