Việt Nam News

Việt Nam is tightening anti-money laundering controls as the rise of digital assets and the launch of its international financial centre create new risks for financial security and capital flows.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is working with Pakistani authorities to resolve a transit disruption at Karachi port that has left nearly 500 containers of Vietnamese tea stranded and exporters facing mounting losses.

The abrupt changes came amid Vingroup's announcement that it submitted a formal request to the government to retract its investment registration for the North-South high-speed railway project.

Việt Nam’s printing industry is undergoing a strong transformation amid the wave of digital transformation and growing requirements for green development. Domestic printing companies face both significant opportunities and challenges, requiring them to quickly keep pace with global trends, especially in applying advanced and environmentally friendly production technologies.

The service opens new travel opportunities to Điện Biên, a destination known for its rich history, diverse ethnic culture and scenic landscapes, especially attractive during the winter-spring tourist season.

Masan Consumer Corporation (HOSE: MCH) on December 25 officially listed its shares on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE), marking a pivotal milestone in its strategic growth and value creation roadmap.

The aviation industry registered double-digit growth in both the number of passengers and volume of cargo, contributing to economic growth and accelerating tourism.

The aim of the proposal is to strengthen tax administration and improve cash flow transparency.

This milestone represents a significant step in the airline group’s long-term strategy to develop a modern, large-scale and market-based standardised fleet.

What began as a long-standing ambition to restore the value of Việt Nam’s traditional fragrant rice has, after two decades of perseverance, brought the grain to the global stage.

While the Lunar New Year (Tết) remains a cornerstone of social life in Việt Nam, the way consumers approach and spend during the festival has changed markedly, reflecting modern lifestyles and ongoing economic flux.

Late-2025 storms devastated factories across Gia Lai and Dak Lak, but industrial firms kept production alive, preserving growth momentum while grappling with capital shortages and slow disaster recovery.

In 2025, Bắc Ninh had 165 new projects in electronics and IT investing for its industrial parks, with total registered capital of $1.95 billion.

The Ministry of Finance has put forward proposals to facilitate more effective capital transfers from State-owned enterprises.

The circular economy is emerging as a key trend among Vietnamese businesses and has been identified as an important strategic orientation for 2026, as companies seek to meet global market integration requirements while supporting sustainable development and green consumption.

Some 42 agriculture land lots have been allocated by HCM City for commercial housing projects.

With its strategic location and maritime advantages, Việt Nam has been identified as a promising destination for regional logistics activities and is presented with significant opportunities for breakthrough development.

Credit management should be cautious and effective to enable linking high economic growth with macroeconomic stability and financial system reforms.