More efforts needed to realise VN’s huge cloud computing potential: analysts According to Viettel IDC, the Vietnamese cloud computing market is worth around US$133 million and is expected to grow to $500 million by 2025.

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Building materials market forecast to be robust in 2021 The building materials market is forecast to be robust this year, with the demand fuelled by the increase in infrastructure development investment and the recovery of the property market, according to the Ministry of Construction.

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Property prices expected to rise 10 per cent in 2021 Real estate prices in 2021 are expected to increase by 10 per cent over the previous year, said Nguyễn Văn Đính, deputy general secretary of the Việt Nam Real Estate Association (VNREA).

Retail property market saw many changes in 2020 due to pandemic: Savills The COVID-19 pandemic caused retail revenue to drop sharply in 2020, impacting the domestic retail property market, according to Savills Việt Nam.

Demand for cold storage facilities grows with e-commerce popularity

Cold storage might soon become a rising star in the logistic sectors, property market researcher Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) Vietnam has said.

Consumer finance companies remain attractive acquisition targets A spokesperson for FE Credit Consumer Finance Company said the Covid-19 pandemic had somewhat affected the company’s business but the price of its stock would not change thanks to its advantages and the market’s great potential.

Uncertainty Continues to Cloud Markets in Early 2021　Forecast Points to Signs of Recovery by Q2 and Q3 Uncertainty Continues to Cloud Markets in Early 2021　Forecast Points to Signs of Recovery by Q2 and Q3