Japan's Hulic Co. has entered a joint venture with Indochina Kajima to develop ready-built factory projects in Vietnam, as the country cements its position as a key manufacturing hub in Asia.
T&T Airlines, T&T SuperPort, and BVIM Fund have acquired stakes in the tourism airline, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion.
Desert Harbour Tourism, a Dubai-based destination management company founded by Vietnamese entrepreneurs, has marked its eighth year in operation, having facilitated trips for more than 20,000 visitors, with over 70 per cent coming from Vietnam.
Phu Long Company and 54, a prominent player in the sports and entertainment industry, have entered a strategic partnership to drive the rapid expansion of Vietnam's burgeoning golf market.
Michelin has been selected by NASA to participate in the research team for phase 1 of the Artemis project. The company's task involves researching and developing specialized airless wheels intended for lunar rovers.
Bcons Group has been leaving a lasting impression on the southern Vietnam’s real estate market. At the core of its achievements lies a single principle - “Trust” - the foundation that has propelled the company toward success and accelerated its transformation into a multi-industry conglomerate.
This agreement marks a significant step forward in the collaboration between two major automotive companies from Vietnam and China.
Foreign capital is anticipated to aid TNH Hospital Group Joint Stock Company (TNH) in realizing its ambitious expansion plans.
Samsung Electronics’ factories in Vietnam have become a cornerstone of the company's global production network, manufacturing over half of its worldwide mobile devices and critical components.
Mitsui & Co., a leading Japanese trading and investment group, has officially become a strategic shareholder of Tasco Corporation's subsidiary Tasco Auto.
Masan wants to focus on optimizing its domestic operations while the tungsten recycling strategy is limited by regulatory.
Power China, BYD, China Rare Earth Group, Haosen electronic battery company are among the Chinese enterprises planning to make new investments in Vietnam in the near future.
This ambitious target comes as the company anticipates substantial contributions from several key projects slated for unveiling in the latter half of the year
The move involves the conversion of bonds into shares, signaling a strategic maneuver to shore up the company's financial standing and navigate turbulent market conditions.
