VDSC forecasts the company’s profit after tax will be about VNĐ10.2 trillion (US$445.4 million) in the second quarter of this year, and then fall to VNĐ8.9 trillion (US$388.7 million) in the third quarter.
Thủ Đức is expected to earn about VNĐ15.2 billion (US$662,620) if the deal is successful.
The Covid-19 virus is likely to exist in many places, especially crowded places such as supermarkets, shopping malls and traditional and wholesale markets, and so strict preventive measures at markets are vital.
The strategic investment demonstrates group’s commitment in nurturing Vietnamese talents and creating a momentum to enhance the strength of the Phenikaa Ecosystem.
Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, many food firms in HCM have been able to maintain stable prices for their products.
Careful consideration is needed before increasing seaport services charges to limit negative impacts on the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Việt Nam Maritime Administration.
Bicycle shops say they have noticed a sharp increase in new business as more and more people are hitting the road to stay in shape.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) is drafting a decree to support the development of enterprises investing in agriculture and rural areas in a bid to draw investment into the sector.
Shares ended Monday on a positive note thanks to the prosperity of financial-securities stocks.
Management authorities must take stronger measures in fighting counterfeit goods in order to better prevent and reduce trade fraud.
Speeding up the work would mean the national grid would have access to this clean energy sooner, according to Lâm Văn Mẫn, Secretary of the provincial Party Committee.
Masan Group Corporation (HOSE: MSN) on June 14 announced the completion of a private issuance of a 5.5 per cent stake in The CrownX Corporation to a consortium led by Alibaba Group and Baring Private Equity Asia for a cash consideration of US$400 million.
Many ports in the central region are improving their capacity or proposing upgrades to meet the rising demand for foreign trade.
In the context of impressive growth of the stock market, many companies have flocked to issue shares to raise capital but not all of them achieve the expected result.
The COVID-19 health crisis and resulting wide-ranging and deeply-felt economic upheaval has flipped the logistics industry on its head, leaving ill-protected freight firms in dire need of emergency State support to survive hardships.
Analysts said technology retailers had managed to sustain growth though the market had gradually become saturated because they had shown the flexibility to enter other businesses.
Việt Nam is marching towards becoming a cashless society with new methods of electronic payments being deployed widely, but security risks come hand in hand with new technologies and applications.
Even though the stock market fell last week, analysts from securities firms said that investors’ bullish sentiment can continue to support the benchmark VN-Index reaching 1,400 points this week.