Việt Nam News

BIDV has recently launched a credit package of up to VNĐ10 trillion for enterprises to invest in new green projects.

Detailed policies to support businesses in the north to restart production after Typhoon Yagi, need to be set up as matter of urgency.

Building infrastructure to attract investment and operating border gates on digital platforms are the focuses of northern provinces to develop the gates into key economic zones, while ensuring security and defence.

According to the Việt Nam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP), in the first eight months, the seafood export value reached nearly US$6.3 billion.

Unseasonable weather has severely affected the farming of many fruits and vegetables in the south.

The stock market started the mid-September trading week with a significant drop, as the majority of blue-chip stocks declined, though liquidity increased.

The new route which will be launched on October 23, will increase Vietjet’s routes between Việt Nam and India - a country of 1.4 billion people to eight ones, with 60 flights per week.

Despite significant damage from Typhoon Yagi, all affected companies have swiftly resumed production, ensuring minimal disruption to their operations.

Streamlined investment procedures are proposed for high-tech projects to create favourable conditions for investors, according to the draft amendments to the laws on planning and investment recently made public for comments by the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Vietnam SuperPort™, the joint venture between YCH Group (Singapore) and T&T Group (Việt Nam), has committed to becoming Southeast Asia's first net zero multimodal logistics port by 2040.

Australia’s agriculture, fisheries and forestry exports to Việt Nam reached A$3.7 billion (US$2.5 billion) during 2023-24, with a growing trade in stone fruit.

Foreign investors poured a total of US$2.4 billion into the real estate market of Việt Nam in the first eight months of this year, more than five times that over the same period last year, according to the latest updates from the General Statistics Office (GSO).

By 2030, the country aims for 40-50 per cent of localities to convert existing IPs into eco-IPs and 8-10 per cent of localities have orientations to build eco-IPs right in their plan making.

Lately, major players in the market have stepped into the spotlight with notable transactions.

The lender will pay a cash dividend of 3 per cent, or VNĐ300 per share.

Industrial production is supporting the steady growth of the Southeast region, with HCM City moving towards high-tech industries and Bình Dương expanding its role as a key industrial centre.

The Vietnamese stock market displayed cautious behaviour despite positive global market trends over the past week.

Commercial banks are responsible for sharing the burden of those who were severely affected by Typhoon Yagi.