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Beyond short-term financial pressures, the industry is also facing structural changes as climate risks intensify and competition over premiums becomes more pronounced.

Many private banks are setting high profit growth of 15-35 per cent and dividend payouts of 20-25 per cent in 2026.

The VACC has urged the Government to introduce support measures, warning that volatility in fuel and material prices is directly affecting contractors, particularly those involved in transport infrastructure projects that consume large volumes of fuel and bulk materials.

The Agriculture and Environment Magazine held a workshop titled “Digital–Green Transformation: A driver for enterprise development in the new era” on Monday.

HSBC arranges $200 million syndicated loan for GELEX Infrastructure, boosting expansion plans and highlighting strong international lender confidence in Vietnamese firms amid volatile global markets

Market breadth favoured sellers, with 204 decliners against 118 advancers.

Local solar cell producer IREX Energy Joint Stock Company, a member of SolarBK Group, and Hamada company from Japan, have officially signed a co-operation agreement to develop a solar panel recycling project in Việt Nam.

The Vlasta Premier – Phú Hội project will be built on a 17,213 sq.m site and provide about 482 commercial apartments and 55 townhouses.

Vietnamese fragrant rice, including 100 per cent broken rice, is widely available in Senegalese supermarkets in 5kg and 25kg packs, retailing at around US$1.3 per kg.

Gia Lai has approved investments for 273 projects worth a combined VNĐ838 trillion (US$32 billion) focusing on key sectors to promote economic growth in the Central Highlands province.

Đà Nẵng on March 29 broke ground on the 435ha Tam Anh-An An Hòa Industrial Park in the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone, with an aim of attracting high-tech foreign direct investment to the central region.

Việt Nam is stepping up efforts to secure a sovereign credit rating upgrade and deepen access to global capital, with HSBC expected to play a key advisory role in the process.

While businesses are forced to import raw cashews at high prices, farmers in the country’s key cashew-growing regions continue to face unstable livelihoods.

At present, many companies have secured orders through July and are negotiating contracts for the remaining months of the year.

Analysts of the ACB Securities Company (ACBS) said the loosening will be made if macroeconomic conditions are favourable.

The tranche was issued with a face value of VNĐ1 trillion, with the offering opened on September 21, 2021, and completed on November 5, 2021.

The crisis in the Middle East is anticipated to affect the agricultural sector in different ways, including rising input, production and logistics costs.

As transparency, traceability and social responsibility increasingly become essential entry requirements, proactive compliance will give Vietnamese enterprises a clear advantage in building trust among international partners.