Việt Nam News

South Korean hotel management company, CHI Hospitality International has inaugurated a Stay7 International Hotel in the central city of Nha Trang

Shares declined for a third day this week with the VN-Index piercing the May-bottom, risking a further slump due to negative investor sentiment.

Trungnam SMC, one of the leading companies in providing solutions for transporting super-heavy goods in Việt Nam, has cooperated with Roll Group to transport super-huge goods with a volume of up to 2,461 tonnes at the Hyundai Việt Nam shipyard.

The disruption of global wheat supply caused by the Russian military operations in Ukraine has left importers no choice but to seek substitution for the grains in rice-exporting countries, boding well for Vietnamese rice.

Việt Nam is seeking co-operation with India in the field of pharmaceuticals, especially manufacture of vaccines for COVID-19.

Domestic mechanical engineering enterprises should strengthen cooperation to improve competitiveness and gain more market share, industry experts have suggested.

The Ministry of Finance has issued further guidance on the law regarding foreigners and prize electronic games in Việt Nam. 

Consumers in HCM City are favouring inexpensive brands due to quickening global inflation, encouraging businesses to invest more in affordable products.

WIth positive performance in H1, the ministry expects the country's agro-forestry-fishery exports to reach $55 billion by the year-end, $5 billion higher than the Government target. 

Việt Nam is expected to come out second only to Philippines in terms of projected GDP for 2022 and on top for 2023.

The Việt Nam Report JSC officially announced its top 10 prestigious technology companies in 2022 in Hà Nội on Tuesday.

Currently, digital and virtual assets have not been recognised as property in Việt Nam.

Hồ Chí Minh City Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (CII) plans to sell another 10 million NBB shares of Năm Bảy Bảy Investment Joint Stock Company (NBB) under agreement method.

The stock market settled lower on Tuesday as rising selling pressure hurt sentiment.

The Kiên Giang Province Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Lộc Trời Group Joint Stock Company and Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MB Bank) on July 4 signed an agreement to grow high-quality rice on an area of 300,000ha at an estimated investment cost of VNĐ12 trillion (US$513.39 million) in the province.

Four commercial banks signed agreements to provide loans worth a total of VNĐ4.66 trillion (US$200 million) to 20 companies operating in HCM City-based industrial parks and export processing zones at a meeting connecting banks and businesses held here last week.

The packaging industry has benefited from the growth of e-commerce, and the free trade agreements that Việt Nam has joined.

European business stakeholders' confidence in Việt Nam's investment environment declined slightly in the second quarter of this year.