As hybrid cloud systems grow more complex, Vietnamese enterprises are struggling to detect cybersecurity threats moving laterally within their own networks.
Mondelez Kinh Do and the social enterprise Green Connect have signed MOU on partnership of “Upcycle food waste into free-range chickens and eggs” project, aiming to convert organic waste into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer for plants and produce feed that serves as an abundant source of protein for livestock, poultry and aquatic products.
Vietnam’s largest listed enterprise in terms of market capitalisation is seeking for its shareholders’ approval on the issuance of $750 million worth of bonds to global investors in 2019.
The fund will be used to create thirty high-growth, enterprise tech startups in Southeast Asia. Hands-on mentoring will be provided across cities including Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
As competition to attract foreign investment between provinces is getting tougher, false information given has become a scorching issue hurting investors who are looking to invest in these destinations.
Automobile manufacturer VinFast, a member of Vietnam’s largest private enterprise Vingroup, has been put into operation today in Haiphong, ready for mass production of it cars three months earlier than the initial schedule.
Pizza 4P’s is Mekong Enterprise Fund III’s ninth investee company.
Vietnam’s private enterprise bond market increased 30 per cent year on year.
Coming to Vietnam 25 years ago, C.P. Vietnam General Director Montri Suwanposri gradually minimized cultural differences and turn the Thai enterprise into Vietnamese farmers’ sibling.
Mekong Capital has become one of the first private equity funds in Asia to have fully divested three funds.
Vietnam does not aspire to become the best in the global value chain, instead the country wants to be friend with the best, according to Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc at the Vietnam Business Summit held in Hanoi yesterday within the framework of the World Economic Forum on ASEAN.
Upon the completion of the investment of Mekong Capital in mattress and bedding solution provider Vua Nem Joint Stock Company through Mekong Enterprise Fund III, Vua Nem has continuously opened new stores across the country, aiming to have 200 stores in the next two years.
Start-ups will be provided with loans from the small and medium enterprise development fund with interest rates not exceeding 80 per cent of the lowest levels at commercial banks in which the State owns over 50 per cent of capital.
Although the investment value has not been disclosed yet, the Mekong Enterprise Fund III, a subsidiary of Mekong Capital, typically targets investments ranging from $8 to $15 million to make both minority and buy-out investments.
