"Small and medium enterprises are the backbone of the economy and by injecting liquidity into the market, we can help this critical sector as part of the overall economic recovery in Vietnam," said AIIB Vice President, Investment Operations, D.J. Pandian.
As an ideal location for tropical trees that require high humidity, the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum plans to cultivate macadamia trees on 1000ha by 2025, according to the its Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
COVID-19 is still the decisive factor influencing the stock market.
Many private enterprises said they want to invest in building renewable energy infrastructure, but Việt Nam still lacks mechanisms to encourage private enterprises to participate in this activity.
Vietnam has pledged to work closely with other countries, including the Republic of Korea (RoK), to overcome difficulties amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Chân Mây – Lăng Cô Economic Zone in the central province of Thừa Thiên –Huế, which boasts comprehensive infrastructure and an open investment environment, is looking for new funding post-COVID-19.
Founded in 1998, SPG Invest (SPG) is an international real estate group that invests in high-end real estate, premium hospitality, urban infrastructure as well as smart technology for smart cities.
A number of banks have announced plans to auction off their collateral assets in an attempt to speed up bad debt recovery.
Nami Solar, Nami Energy Company’s member company providing solar power solutions, installs rooftop solar power systems for factories of two large companies in HCM City and Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu Province.
Retailers in HCM City have reported rising purchasing power for household appliances during the “National Sales Promotion Month 2020” from July 1 to 31.
Shares flip-flopped early on Friday as investors dumped stocks in the “Vin” family, weighing down the overall stock market.
Dragged by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the national carrier Vietnam Airlines is seeking measures to ease pressure on its cash liquidity.
Việt Nam’s import and export activities recovered strongly in June, signalling a more optimistic outlook for the country’s foreign trade in the latter half of this year.
