New alliance pushes ESG standards for Vietnamese businesses
A new partnership between EY and the Vietnam-Singapore Board Forum (VSBF) is set to strengthen ESG capabilities for Vietnamese businesses, helping shape more sustainable business models.
Hanoi Customs Department has taken stringent measures to manage, inspect and handle all forms of trade fraud.
In September 2017, Hanoi Customs Department has handled 77 cases of violations, and those fines have contributed more than VND1.2 billion (about US$52,900) to the State’s budget.
The cases are often about the false declaration of name, tax identification number, quantity and origin of the goods; the forgery of dossiers and documents; the inconsistent packing for fraud and tax evasion.
The Department has got more involved in the fight against African timber smuggling, cross-border imports of cattle and poultry products, temporary import and re-export goods, fertilisers, gasoline products, ensure nutrition, frozen buffalo meat imported from India, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, and prohibited items.
In October, the Department continues to combat smuggling, trade frauds and counterfeit goods; carry out the specialised projects; and report on the campaign against trafficking and illegal supply of pharmaceuticals on the Internet as proposed by the World Customs Organization (WCO).
A new partnership between EY and the Vietnam-Singapore Board Forum (VSBF) is set to strengthen ESG capabilities for Vietnamese businesses, helping shape more sustainable business models.
With strategic deals and strong policy alignment from the Vietnamese government, Excelerate Energy aims to anchor Vietnam’s LNG ambitions in the region.
Scheduled for completion in 2027, the logistics facility will be the first of its kind in Vietnam significantly boosting parcel processing capacity up to 7 million parcels daily.
Gamuda Land will use the loan to invest in a luxury real estate project in Ho Chi Minh City.
Amid global economic volatility, WHA Group has rapidly rolled out multiple expansion projects in Vietnam, signaling its strategic focus on the country.
Hai Phong Port JSC. has inaugurated international container terminals No. 3 and 4 at Lach Huyen, raising its throughput capacity to 3.5 million TEUs per year.