Việt Nam News

Food producer KIDO Group has announced targets for this year, including a one-third jump in net revenues to VNĐ14 trillion (US$615.5 million).

Although Tết may be a little quieter due to COVID-19, the flower business is blooming.

Shares plunged on Thursday on the two national stock exchanges as negative information continued to weigh on the real estate group.

Shares plunged on Tuesday, pressured by the slump of securities stocks that were hit strongly during the last minutes of the session by increased profit-takings.

Shares bounced back on Thursday after a brief decline in the previous session with realty and construction stocks being the highlight of the market.

The market ended mixed on Wednesday, as rising selling force triggered losses in many large-cap stocks, especially in manufacturing, real estate and banking sectors. 

The benchmark VN-Index rose marginally on Thursday along with continued declining liquidity as investors withdrew money from the market ahead of the New Year holiday.

In the last trading days of the year, the country's stock market has seen a flurry of activity, with many companies witnessing profit-taking activities from their leaders and families. 

Vĩnh Hồng is currently the only ancient pottery village in the northern province of Quảng Ninh with unique and good quality ceramic products.

Vietnamese markets failed to maintain upward trend on Tuesday as blue-chips and banking stocks dropped, pressuring indices.