With an estimated capital expenditure of up to $10 billion and a capacity of 3.5 GW, La Gan is one of the first large scale offshore wind projects in Vietnam.
Grab Vietnam is subject to further investigation as the local competition watchdog has insisted on Grab violating the competition law when it took over Uber.
The Competition and Consumer Protection Department (CCPD) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade considers launching a formal investigation into the acquisition of Uber in Southeast Asia including Vietnam by Grab, after announcing the preliminary results are presenting the sign of breaching antitrust law on May 16.
After checking and finding the signs of violating the Criminal Law caused by Khai Duc Co., Ltd (commonly known as Khaisilk), the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has transferred the case record to the investigation agency.
According to the Trade Defense Department (under Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade), the Anti-Dumping Committee (ADC) under the Australian Ministry of Industry, Innovation and Science released the investigation report on the alleged dumping of Vietnam’s wind towers exported to Australia.
The Minister of Industry and Trade Tran Tuan Anh has requested the Market Surveillance Agency to coordinate with the Consumer Protection Division under the Vietnam Competition Authority to investigate, review and clarify the information on Khaisilk Corp (Khaisilk)’s silk scarf, which was labeled both "KHAISILK - Made in Vietnam" and “Made in China".
The Investigation Police Agency (IPA) under the Ministry of Public Security is conducting the further investigation (phase II) of the case of Ha Van Tham, former Chairman of OceanBank and accessory and a number of high-profile staff of the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PVN) have been prosecuted.
The Investigation Police Bureau for Economic Management Order Offences (C46) issued a warrant to prosecute and arrest two Sacombank officials – Tram Be (former Vice Chairman of Sacombank’s Board of Directors and former Chairman of Sacombank’s Credit Council) and Phan Huy Khang (former General Director of Sacombank).
Ministry of Construction just concluded, after a thorough investigation, numerous violations in FLC Group’s two major projects on Sam Son and Quy Nhon beaches (in Thanh Hoa and Binh Dinh province).
