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Korean firm invests $420 million to build horse-racing track in Hanoi

National Focus - 5 year

Charmvit Group is the first company to receive investment licence for a horse-racing track in Vietnam.

Korean firm willing to invest $3.2 billion to revive Vung Tau Paradise project

National Focus - 6 year

Korea Infrastructure Company Limited has just announced that it would invest $3.2 billion in Paradise golf and beach resort in Ba Ria - Vung Tau province if the company is accepted to be the investor.

Korean firm acquires TNR Tower in HCMC

National Focus - 7 year

Korean business media have confirmed that Korea-based Hanwha Life Insurance Co.(Hanwha) is providing funds for Seoul-based Koramco Asset Management Co. (Koramco) to acquire TNR Tower Nguyen Cong Tru for a selling price of US$62 million.

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Korean firm invests $420 million to build horse-racing track in Hanoi

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Korean firm acquires TNR Tower in HCMC

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