Việt Nam News

Hoa Lâm Group and Siemens Healthineers have signed a memorandum of understanding for a strategic partnership to enhance healthcare services.

Total state budget revenue from import-export activities reached almost VNĐ165.7 trillion (nearly US$6.63 billion) in the first five months of 2024, equivalent to 44.2 per cent of the assigned estimate and marking 7.4 per cent growth compared to the same period last year.

There was a notable increase in the number of new securities accounts opened by domestic investors in the country.

Priority will be given to investors having financial capacity, management skills, high-tech projects, using less labour, less power and generating less wastewater.

The revised decree (No. 01/2021/NĐ-CP) aims to streamline lots of processes, creating maximum favourable conditions for enterprises, respecting the autonomy of enterprises and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the company.

Việt Nam's export turnover of steel wire products to Canada has increased rapidly in recent years.

The additional flights will raise the number of Vietjet flights between Việt Nam and South Korea to 42 per day, Vietjet announced on Sunday.

The capital raising plans are quite significant and are expected to boost the total equity of these companies by around 20 per cent.

State-owned bank Vietinbank is seeking to auction 10 land plots on Phú Quốc Island with a total reserve price of VNĐ27 billion (over US$1 million) to recover loans from a borrower.

It will increase its charter capital from over VNĐ35.2 trillion to VNĐ70.45 trillion (US$2.8 billion) through a bonus share issuance from retained earnings. 

As of March 31, Long Hậu held 80,000 shares in Sài Gon - Hiệp Phước Port, equivalent to an investment value of VNĐ80 billion (US$3.1 million).

The 80-ha Phúc Long Industrial Park in Long An Province will be expanded by 330ha at a cost of over VNĐ5.6 trillion to become one of the largest industrial parks in the province.

Businesses have been facing many difficulties in claiming goods eligible for the government's two per cent tax cut, said Đậu Anh Tuấn, deputy secretary-general of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and head of its legal department.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasised that green criteria are very important for Vietnamese businesses to attract investment and integrate internationally.

Last week, the flow of funds continued to show diversification and rapid movement, yet the technology sector maintained its appeal, emerging as the standout with exceptional growth.

Domestically-produced components and mechanical products have so far met 80-90 per cent of local production needs in the motorbike industry, 15-40 per cent of the automobile industry and 40-60 per cent of the agricultural machine industry.

Recent robust infrastructure development and customer demand are reshaping the transportation market towards diversifying products and improving services quality, providing significant opportunities for railway and waterway which are holding modest market shares.

The Ministry of Planning and Investment has issued an official dispatch to push the disbursement of public disbursement, as progress remains slow across a number of ministries and localities.