In the circumstance of the Covid-19 pandemic that has "frozen" the activities of many businesses, Danh Khoi Group has continuously introduced many projects to customers by online platforms and prepared plans to speed up when the market opens in the new normal.
The Seoul-based financial solutions provider has signed collaboration contracts with commercial lender Sacombank and state-owned VietinBank to collectively roll out a shared point-of-sale (POS) system in Vietnam.
Apart from Tiki and UP Co-working Space, the Asia-focused venture debt provider is also working on a few more deals in Vietnam.
Savills has been named the exclusive leasing and property management agent for Thai Building – a new Grade A office project in Cau Giay New Urban Area, Hanoi.
The US-based media service provider has expressed its desire to strengthen its footing in the country through proper investments in human resources and film coproduction for export purposes.
Tiki Investment, a subsidiary of Tiki, has bought over local ticketing startup Ticketbox, as part of an attempt to build an ‘all in one’ e-commerce ecosystem in Vietnam.
The budget airline has become the first to operate direct routes to India starting this December, with booking now available on its online channels and ticket offices nationwide.
KiotViet, a store management software developed by local startup Citigo, has secured $6 million in series A financing from Singapore-based venture capital firm Jungle Ventures and Jakarta-headquartered airline and hotel booking services provider Traveloka.
The real estate arm of Japanese-backed Takashimaya and local educational services provider Edufit will jointly invest in property developer Gateway as well as in school operator Nguon Sang on a total investment of JPY1.3 billion ($11.99 million).
The Seoul-based financial solutions provider is going to spend the fund on Vietnam’s integrated POS infrastructure, paving the way for other Korean investors to invest in the fintech field in the country.
As much as $1 billion is now ready to streamline into local real estate projects listed by property service provider Sohovietnam, according to its chairman Phan Xuan Can.
This is one of the largest investments ever in educational technology in Southeast Asia.
Spending over $5.1 million to buy Vietnamese online retailer Tiki's shares, VNG now holds a 29 per cent stake, eight per cent higher than that of the second shareholder JD.com.
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.
