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.
Inspired by the heritage and noble spirit of the entrepreneur, Bach Thai Buoi, who was recognized as the ‘king of ships’ in Vietnam in the early 20th century, Lux Group founder Pham Ha rewrites the story of the country's cruise industry.
Brand pork industries in Japan and the Philippines, which has only one and a few native pig resources respectively, are already developed and established. Whereas in Vietnam, there is still a rich diversity of resources to be exploited.
Vietnamese developers are seeking new capital sources as banks tighten credit for real estate.
Kikkawa Kazuo, CEO of Sanei Architecture Planning Ltd talks about the company’s investment in Vietnam and partnership with Netland Real Estate JSC.
There has been a number of achievements since the project for green growth promotion in Ha Long Bay area supported by Japanese experts was kicked off in 2016.
Both Sharp and Asanzo have brought their evidence to the table, with the former denying any business cooperation with the later, while the later rather surprising over the former’s denial.
Vietnam has now become the 7th international market of Thai-backed CP-Meiji Co., Ltd., a joint venture between Charoen Pokphand and Japanese leader in pasterrised milk industry Meiji.
When the state ownership ratio diminishes, Toyota’s rivals will likely acquire VEAM stocks, creating a conflict of interest with the Japanese automaker.
The luxury hospitality group behind some of Vietnam’s finest restaurants is expanding its portfolio, unveiling its 13th restaurant dedicated to lobster with live cooking stations that serve up Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Western and Chinese fare.
Major investments from Japanese and Korean companies are expected to outline a modern urban centre in the western area of Hanoi's West Lake.
The stresses of modern life can often make us feel as though we do not have enough free time. So, it is no surprise that when it comes to leisure activities, consumers are becoming more demanding.
The addition of the third shopping mall in Hanoi will be in line with the Japanese retailing group’s plan to set up 20 AEON malls in the country by 2025.
